CPS Test
General primary-mouse CPS and separate Touch/Pen TPS.
ClickMetrik · Secondary-click speed
Right Click CPS Test
Measure right-click speed in CPS with the secondary mouse button. Start with the 10-second default, then review Right Click CPS, Peak 1s CPS, timing metrics, history, and personal bests.
Press Start Test, then right-click in the test area. The first accepted secondary click starts and counts; only this area suppresses the context menu. Free to use with no account; results stay in this browser.
- Input
- Secondary mouse click
- Default
- 10 seconds
- Durations
- 1–60s presets
- Custom
- 1–300 seconds
- Start
- First right-click
- Saved
- History and PB by duration
Ten seconds is the default. Custom accepts whole seconds from 1 to 300.
New here? Start with 10 seconds.
- Time Left
- 10.0
- Total Right Clicks
- 0
- Live Right Click CPS
- 0.00
Use the secondary mouse or trackpad click inside the test area. The first accepted right-click starts the timer and counts.
Choose a duration, press Start Test, then right-click inside this area.
The browser context menu is disabled only inside this test area. A contextmenu event by itself does not count.
Local results · 10s
History
Personal best: —
No saved Right Click attempts for 10 seconds.
What is a Right Click CPS Test?
A Right Click CPS Test measures how many accepted secondary/right-button mouse clicks are recorded during a configured duration and reports the result as clicks per second. Right Click CPS equals accepted secondary-button clicks divided by the configured seconds, making this a right click speed test rather than a general button check.
Formal input requires a mouse pointer event with button=2 inside the dedicated test area. Primary/left clicks, middle clicks, clicks outside the area, touch, pen, keyboard, and Space do not count.
A trackpad can participate only when its secondary interaction is reported through the browser as the eligible secondary mouse input expected by this page; behavior can vary by device and OS settings. This is not a double-click test, mouse-button diagnostic, debounce tester, missed-click detector, or complete latency test.
How to take the Right Click CPS Test
- Choose a preset or Custom duration.
- Press Start Test.
- Right-click inside the test area with the secondary mouse button.
- The first accepted right-click starts the timer and counts.
- Continue until the configured duration ends.
- Review Right Click CPS, timing metrics, History, and Personal Best.
Left clicks, middle clicks, touch, pen, keyboard, Space, and clicks outside the area do not count. Window blur, a hidden page, or pagehide interrupts the test without saving a result.
New users should start with 10 seconds.
Choose a duration
- 1 second
- A very short sample whose result is more sensitive to one-click differences.
- 5 seconds
- A short Right Click CPS test.
- 10 seconds
- The default duration and recommended first test.
- 30 seconds
- A longer sustained right-click test.
- 60 seconds
- The longest preset and a sustained secondary-click test.
- Custom
- Enter a whole-number duration from 1 to 300 seconds.
The configured duration is the formal CPS denominator. No duration is presented as an industry standard, and this page has no Best of 5 or separate duration routes.
How to read your Right Click CPS result
Right Click CPS = accepted secondary-button clicks ÷ configured seconds. The denominator is the configured duration, not the elapsed interval from the first accepted click to the last.
42 accepted right-clicks in 10 seconds = 4.20 Right Click CPS.
There is no multiplier, rank, grade, or bonus. Peak 1s CPS is the highest one-second accepted right-click rate and is not the overall Right Click CPS.
- Intervals
- Average Interval is the mean interval between adjacent accepted right-clicks. Fastest Interval is the shortest adjacent interval.
- Consistency
- Describes the regularity of accepted click intervals and shows a dash (—) when unavailable. It does not represent accuracy, skill, health, or hardware quality.
- First-half and Second-half CPS
- These values describe the accepted right-click rates in the first and second halves of this test.
- Fatigue Change
- Compares the second-half rate with the first-half rate. A positive or negative value describes only this test's speed change, not medical fatigue, ability, or endurance.
The existing per-second chart shows accepted right-click counts for each second. It does not add rankings or another scoring layer.
For repeat comparisons, use the same duration and the same input device/settings. A 1-second mouse-button test and a 60-second trackpad secondary-click test are different conditions and should not be treated as interchangeable scores. Compare Right Click CPS with the general CPS Test only as separate secondary-button and primary-button tasks; a difference between them does not diagnose hardware.
Limits, comfort, and privacy
- Measured
- Accepted secondary clicks, configured-duration CPS, Peak 1s, intervals, consistency, half rates, Fatigue Change, and per-second counts.
- Cannot diagnose
- A broken right button, missed clicks, double-click faults, debounce, switch condition, hardware defects, full latency, OS settings, game skill, cheating, macros, or hand, muscle, nerve, and medical conditions.
- Local data
- History and PB stay in this browser. Saved data excludes raw pointer events, timestamps, coordinates, full chart data, per-click analytics, and identity. Share uses only a compact result.
Formal input requires pointer type mouse, button=2, and an event inside the test area. Use a comfortable rhythm and stop if clicking causes pain or noticeable discomfort. ClickMetrik does not guarantee that rapid repetitive right-clicking is safe and does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment.