5 seconds
The shortest formal preset and a short click-rate sample.
ClickMetrik · CPS challenge lab
Kohi Click Test
Run a Kohi click test with a physical mouse and measure CPS over 5, 10, 15, or 30 seconds. Start with the 10-second default, then review Kohi CPS, Peak 1s CPS, consistency, history, and personal bests.
“Kohi-style” describes this timed CPS challenge, not a distinct physical clicking technique. ClickMetrik is not an official server test and cannot reproduce game, network, or anti-cheat behavior. No account is required; compact results stay in this browser.
- Default10-second default
- Presets5, 10, 15, or 30 seconds
- InputPhysical mouse · primary button only
- FormatsSingle Test or Best of 5
- ResultsKohi CPS, Peak 1s CPS, History, and Personal Bests
Configure
Build your test
Formal input requires a physical mouse and its primary button inside the test area. Touch, pen, keyboard, and other buttons do not count.
Test panel
Single Test · 10s
Physical mouse · Primary button only
IdleKohi Click Test area
Choose a duration and test type, then start. Your first accepted click starts the timer and counts.
- Time Left
- 10.0s
- Total Clicks
- 0
- Live CPS
- 0.00
- Duration
- 10s
- Variant
- Single Test
- Round
- —
Formal results require a physical mouse and its primary button. Touch and pen input do not start or count. Keyboard, Space, other buttons, synthetic input, and clicks outside this area are ignored.
History & Personal Best
Variant: Single Test · Duration: 10s
Personal best: —
No saved attempts in this bucket.
What is a Kohi Click Test?
A Kohi Click Test is a timed mouse CPS test that measures accepted primary-button mouse clicks during a fixed duration. Kohi CPS is calculated as accepted clicks divided by the configured seconds. ClickMetrik uses 10 seconds by default, with 5, 15, and 30-second presets also available.
On this page, “Kohi-style” is the framing for this timed CPS challenge; it does not describe a separate physical clicking technique. ClickMetrik measures accepted browser clicks only and is not an official test from, affiliated with, or endorsed by any game server, publisher, platform, or third-party brand.
The result does not reproduce server, network, PvP, or anti-cheat behavior and cannot predict game skill, match outcomes, or input legality.
How to take the Kohi Click Test
- Choose 5, 10, 15, or 30 seconds.
- Choose Single Test or Best of 5.
- Press the mode-specific Start button.
- Click inside the test area with the primary button of a physical mouse.
- The first accepted click starts the timer and counts.
- Continue until the configured duration ends.
- Review the result, History, and Personal Best.
In Best of 5, manually start the next round after each completed round; the series summary appears only after all five finish.
New users should start with Single Test at 10 seconds.
Choose a duration and test type
10 seconds
The default preset and recommended first test.
15 seconds
A longer sustained sample.
30 seconds
The longest Kohi preset on this page.
No duration is presented as an industry-wide standard. Custom, one-second, 60-second, and unlimited modes are not available.
Single Test
One manually armed round produces one compact result with its own History and Personal Best bucket.
Best of 5
Five complete rounds use the same selected duration. Every round starts manually, configuration stays locked, and the final summary is saved only after round five.
How to read your Kohi CPS result
Kohi CPS = accepted primary-mouse clicks ÷ configured seconds. The configured duration is the formal denominator, not first-to-last elapsed time.
72 accepted clicks in 10 seconds = 7.20 Kohi CPS.
Total Clicks
The total number of accepted primary-button clicks during the configured duration.
Peak 1s CPS
The highest accepted click rate in any one-second window. It is not the overall Kohi CPS.
Consistency
The existing bounded timing metric, related to timing regularity but not accuracy, skill, rank, grade, or technique proof.
A completed Single Test reports Duration, Total Clicks, Kohi CPS, Peak 1s CPS, and Consistency. Best of 5 reports the five round CPS values and a final Average, Best, Worst, Standard Deviation, and Range only after round five.
There is no multiplier, bonus, rank, or grade, and no server score. A single click or another metric that cannot be calculated displays a dash (—).
For repeat comparisons, use the same duration and test variant. A 5-second Single Test and a 30-second Best of 5 series describe different test conditions and are not interchangeable scores. If comparing Kohi CPS with the general CPS Test, use the same physical-mouse input and duration; the page framing differs, but CPS is still clicks divided by configured seconds.
Single Test vs Best of 5
A completed Single Test reports Duration, Total Clicks, Kohi CPS, Peak 1s CPS, and Consistency. History and Personal Bests are isolated by variant and duration.
Best of 5 requires five complete rounds at one duration. Round 1–5 show each CPS, click count, and consistency; the final summary reports Average, Best, Worst, Standard Deviation, and Range. An interrupted unfinished series is discarded.
Five rounds produce: 6.00 CPS, 7.00 CPS, 8.00 CPS, 7.00 CPS, 6.00 CPS.
- Average CPS = 6.80
- Best CPS = 8.00
- Worst CPS = 6.00
- Range = 2.00
Standard Deviation remains an implemented result field; this example does not invent a value.
Limits, comfort, and privacy
Measures
Accepted primary clicks, Kohi CPS, Peak 1s CPS, Consistency, five-round summaries, History, and Personal Bests.
Cannot verify
Technique, game skill or legality, macros, automation, server behavior, hardware faults, debounce, latency, or health.
Local privacy
Compact summaries remain in this browser. Raw pointer events, coordinates, timestamps, and identity are not saved.
Formal input is trusted physical-mouse primary-button input inside the test area. Touch, pen, keyboard, Space, other buttons, synthetic input, and outside clicks do not count. Use a comfortable pace and stop if you feel pain or discomfort.
ClickMetrik is not affiliated with or endorsed by a game server, publisher, platform, or third-party brand.