Click speed (CPS), measured and explained
The average person clicks about 6.2 times per second on a 5-second test. Around that number sits an entire subculture — techniques, records, duration debates, Minecraft servers with strong opinions. This hub covers all of it, with a duel at the end.
Techniques and records
📊 Average CPS
What most people click, by duration and technique — the baseline for every claim.
⚡ Jitter clicking
The forearm-tremor technique: 10–14 CPS, honest costs included.
🦋 Butterfly clicking
Two fingers, one button, 15–25 CPS — if your mouse cooperates.
🖱️ Drag clicking
Friction-powered 25–50+ CPS bursts, and every asterisk attached to them.
⛏️ Kohi click test
How a dead Minecraft server named the 10-second standard.
🏆 CPS world records
The real ceilings per technique — and why online claims run inflated.
Is your CPS good? Every verdict
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Click tests by duration
CPS decays as the window grows — each duration has its own honest score bands:
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Where to actually click
Smash is the 3-second click duel — you versus a live opponent's fingers. Sprint 100 inverts it: 100 clicks, minimum time, world leaderboard. Both free in the browser, both linked to country rankings.