Kohi Click Test
Ten seconds from your first click, scored the way the Kohi test did it.
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How to use this test
The Kohi click test is a 10 second CPS test named after Kohi, a Minecraft PvP server whose website had a click test of its own. That test started on your first click, ran for ten seconds and showed your clicks divided by ten. This page works the same way and adds your best one-second burst and the shortest gap between clicks.
Click inside the gray area to start the ten second timer, then click as fast as you can until it stops. Use any technique you like: normal, jitter, butterfly or drag clicking. Read your CPS, your total clicks and your best burst, then press Reset to go again.
What the results mean
Your Kohi score is your total clicks divided by ten. Around 6 is typical with normal clicking, 8 or more is fast, and above 10 usually means a technique such as jitter or butterfly clicking. Compare your score with other ten second tests, because shorter tests give higher numbers.
Where the Kohi name comes from
Kohi was a Minecraft PvP server. Its website, kohi.net, had a simple click test that started on your first click and showed how many clicks you made in ten seconds. The server shut down in April 2016, but players still say Kohi click test when they mean that ten second format.
Common questions
Is this the original Kohi click test?
No. The original site is gone. This page uses the same format: ten seconds, starting on the first click, scored as clicks divided by ten.
What is a good Kohi click test score?
Around 6 CPS is average and 8 or more is fast. Scores above 10 usually come from jitter, butterfly or drag clicking.
Can I change the time?
Yes, the duration menu still works. The Kohi format is ten seconds, though. Keep it there if you want to compare with other Kohi scores.