10 Second Click Test
The standard click test: ten seconds, then your average.
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How to use this test
The 10 second click test is the format most people mean by a CPS test. It counts your clicks for ten seconds from the first click and gives your average clicks per second, the number usually quoted for Minecraft PvP and other click-heavy games.
Click inside the gray area to start. Keep clicking until the timer stops after ten seconds. Read your average CPS, your total clicks and the left and right split. Your best 10 second result stays in this browser for next time.
What the results mean
Around 6 clicks per second is typical over ten seconds. 8 or more is fast, and anything above 10 usually means a technique such as jitter or butterfly clicking. Ten seconds is long enough for stamina to matter, and a steady pace beats a fast start.
Common questions
What is a good score on a 10 second click test?
About 6 CPS, or 60 clicks, is average. 80 clicks is fast, and 100 or more in ten seconds is rare without jitter, butterfly or drag clicking.
How do I click faster over ten seconds?
Keep your hand relaxed, rest your wrist on the desk and click with your fingertip. Then try jitter clicking and butterfly clicking and see which one you can keep up for the full ten seconds.
Why is my score different on another site?
Tests differ in when the timer starts and how they round. Here the timer starts on your first click, that click counts, and your CPS is total clicks divided by ten.