ClickMetrik
Butterfly Click Test
Measure primary-mouse click speed and the variation between accepted click intervals. The dedicated test area is the only place that records an official attempt. It cannot identify fingers or certify a clicking technique.
Physical mouse · Primary button only
Official test area
Choose a duration and variant, then start.
- Time Left
- 10.0s
- Total Clicks
- 0
- Live CPS
- 0.00
- Duration
- 10s
- Variant
- Single Test
- Round
- —
Official scores require a physical mouse. Touch and pen input do not start or count. Clicks outside this region are ignored.
History & Personal Best
Variant: Single Test · Duration: 10s
Personal best: —
No saved attempts in this bucket.
What is a Butterfly Click Test?
This browser tool measures how quickly and regularly primary mouse presses arrive inside one dedicated area. It is a speed and rhythm measurement, not a detector or certification of a physiological butterfly-clicking technique.
What this browser test can measure
ClickMetrik can count trusted primary-mouse presses received inside the official region, calculate CPS over a fixed duration, and summarize accepted timing intervals, rapid intervals, halves, and per-second counts. It cannot identify which finger produced a click.
What it cannot verify
A browser cannot determine which finger created an input or confirm that two fingers alternated. This test cannot certify Butterfly technique, detect cheating or automation, diagnose debounce, double-click or missed-click faults, measure hardware latency, or decide whether a game permits a technique.
How Butterfly CPS is calculated
Average CPS is the number of accepted primary-mouse clicks divided by the configured 5, 10, or 15 seconds. The configured duration, rather than callback delay, remains the official denominator.
What Rapid Interval Count means
Rapid Interval Count is the number of adjacent accepted click intervals from 0 through 100 milliseconds, inclusive. It is not a count of alternating fingers and does not prove Butterfly technique.
Why the threshold is 100 ms
The 100ms threshold is ClickMetrik's browser metric definition. It is not an industry, hardware, medical, game, or anti-cheat standard.
Consistency vs Interval Variation
Consistency maps interval stability to a bounded score, while Interval Variation reports relative timing variability directly. They are separate descriptions of the same accepted timing stream and are not skill, health, or quality rankings.
Understanding Best of 5
Best of 5 contains five complete rounds at the same selected duration. Every round starts manually. An interruption discards the series, and only one compact series summary is saved after all five rounds finish.
Physical mouse requirements
Official results require trusted primary-button input from a physical mouse. Touch, pen, keyboard, Space, other mouse buttons, and presses outside the dedicated test area do not produce a formal score.
Safety and comfort
Do not continue high-intensity clicking through pain. Stop if your hand or wrist feels painful or noticeably uncomfortable. ClickMetrik does not provide medical, muscle, or nerve diagnosis or treatment advice and does not claim that any clicking technique is safe.
Privacy
Compact results and personal bests stay in this browser. The saved summaries exclude raw pointer events, coordinates, timestamps, interval arrays, per-second buckets, and identity data.
Related tools
- CPS Test — primary click and touch speed.
- Jitter Click Test — timing variation in trusted primary clicks.
- Drag Click Test — fixed and natural burst measurement.
- Clicks Per Minute — fixed 60-second primary-mouse test.
- Right Click CPS Test — dedicated secondary-button speed test.
- Keyboard CPS Test — physical-key press speed on this isolated P1 branch.
- Spacebar Test — dedicated timed Space input.