About

Precision is the hallmark of elite gaming and hardware diagnostics. This Mouse Click Test tool does not simply count input events; it analyzes the temporal distribution of your mechanical actuation. By measuring the delta time (Δt) between distinct mousedown events using the browser's high-resolution performance API, we calculate your true Clicks Per Second (CPS) with sub-millisecond accuracy.

Why is this critical? In competitive environments like Minecraft PvP or FPS aiming, raw speed is often secondary to rhythm consistency. A player clicking 12 CPS with high variance (jitter) may track targets worse than a player with a stable 8 CPS. This tool visualizes that consistency, flags potential hardware debounce issues, and detects synthetic inputs (macros) through variance analysis.

Formulas

The core metric, CPS, is an average rate derived over the elapsed time t.

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CPS = Total Clickst_(s)

To detect consistency, we calculate the standard deviation (σ) of the time intervals between clicks. A near-zero σ suggests artificial automation.

σ = √1N N∑i=1 (x_i − x)²

Where x_i is the time gap between click i and i-1.

Reference Data

Rank Title	CPS Range	Description	Typical Use Case
(Sloth) Sleeper	0 - 3.0	Below average interaction speed.	Casual browsing, Office work
(Turtle) Beginner	3.1 - 5.0	Standard user input rate.	Strategy games, RPGs
(Rabbit) Amateur	5.1 - 7.0	Above average. Basic rapid fire.	Casual Shooters
(Cheetah) Pro	7.1 - 10.0	Competitive gaming standard.	CS:GO, Valorant (Pistols)
(Falcon) Elite	10.1 - 14.0	Advanced techniques (Jitter Click).	Minecraft PvP (Classic)
(Dragon) Master	14.1 - 20.0	Expert techniques (Butterfly Click).	Minecraft Bedwars / Bridge
(Machine) Godlike	20.1+	Extreme techniques (Drag Click) or Hardware bounce.	Bridging, MLG Clutches

Frequently Asked Questions

Jitter clicking involves vibrating the forearm muscles to produce rapid clicks (10-14 CPS) but often reduces aim accuracy. Butterfly clicking uses two fingers on one mouse button, alternating strikes to achieve higher speeds (15-20 CPS) often relying on double-clicking hardware switches.

This is muscle fatigue. Fast twitch muscle fibers deplete glycogen rapidly. A 1-second test measures "Burst Speed", while a 60-second test measures "Endurance". Most PvP scenarios rely on bursts of 5-10 seconds.

Humans cannot click with perfect consistency. Even the best players have millisecond variations between clicks. If our heuristic engine detects a variance of less than 2ms over a large sample size, it flags the result as "Inhuman" or "Macro".

Yes. Drag clicking (sliding a finger across a textured mouse button) creates friction-based micro-bounces, registering 20+ CPS. Our tool accurately captures these events, provided your browser handles the rapid interrupt signals.