1 second
The shortest preset, the only Best of 5 duration, and the most sensitive to a single input.
ClickMetrik · CPS Test
Measure mouse clicks per second (CPS) or touch and pen taps per second (TPS) in a timed browser test. Ten seconds is selected by default.
Choose 1, 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds, or enter a Custom whole-number duration from 1 to 300 seconds.
The first accepted input starts the timer and locks the attempt to Mouse, Touch, or Pen. Keyboard keys do not count.
Configure
Set up one focused test.
Ten seconds is the default. Custom accepts 1–300 seconds.
New here? Start with Single Test at 10 seconds.
Primary mouse button, touch, or pen only. The first accepted input starts, counts, and locks the input type. Keyboard keys do not count.
Test area
Click or tap only inside this surface.
Ready when you are
Choose a duration and test type, then press Start test.
This page counts accepted primary-button mouse clicks as CPS and accepted touch or pen taps as TPS during a configured duration. The first accepted input starts the timer and locks the attempt to one input type, so Mouse, Touch, and Pen results are not mixed.
Keyboard keys and Space do not count. The result describes browser input speed and timing only; it does not measure aim, reaction time, typing speed, APM, or diagnose a device.
The shortest preset, the only Best of 5 duration, and the most sensitive to a single input.
A short Single Test sample.
The default duration and recommended first test.
A sustained Single Test sample.
The longest preset and a sustained Single Test.
Enter a whole number from 1 to 300 seconds. Custom 1 supports Best of 5; every other valid value supports Single Test.
No duration is presented as an industry standard.
Runs at every valid duration and saves one complete result. History and Personal Bests are isolated by input type and duration.
Runs only at exactly 1 second. Five automatically sequenced rounds share one locked input type and produce one compact series summary after round five.
Accepted primary mouse clicks ÷ configured seconds.
48 accepted mouse clicks in 10 seconds = 4.80 CPS.
Accepted touch or pen taps ÷ configured seconds.
32 accepted touch taps in 5 seconds = 6.40 TPS.
The live rate uses accepted inputs divided by elapsed time so far. A final result always uses the full configured duration, not the time between the first and last input. A live rate is not saved as a Personal Best.
Five rounds produce: 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 7.00, and 6.00 CPS.
Best of 5 adds a preparation phase and automatically advances through all five one-second rounds after the single initial Start press.
ClickMetrik can measure accepted browser input counts, CPS or TPS, peak rate, adjacent intervals, consistency, half rates, Fatigue Change, per-second counts, and a one-second five-round summary.
It cannot verify physical technique, game skill or legality, cheating, macros, automation, mouse faults, debounce, missed or double clicks, complete hardware latency, or a medical condition.
Only primary mouse, touch, or pen input inside the test area counts. Keyboard, Space, middle or right mouse buttons, synthetic input, and input outside the area do not count. Use a comfortable pace and stop if you feel pain or notable discomfort; this tool provides no medical diagnosis or treatment.
Compact History and Personal Bests remain in this browser and are bucketed by input type, duration, and Single Test or Best of 5. Clearing History removes recent homepage attempts; resetting a Personal Best affects only the selected bucket. Saved data excludes raw pointer events, coordinates, raw timestamps, interval arrays, per-second buckets, and identity. Share uses only a compact result.
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