CPS Test
Measure your click speed
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CPS test by game
What is CPS?
CPS stands for Clicks Per Second. It measures how fast you can click your mouse. As a rough reference, most people land around 6-7 CPS with regular clicking, and players who practise often reach 8-10 CPS or more. CPS is especially popular in Minecraft PvP, where a high click speed gives a combat advantage (more combos and hits per second).
Clicking techniques
There are several techniques to boost your click speed. Each reaches a different CPS range and takes more practice:
| Technique | Difficulty | Average CPS |
|---|---|---|
| Regular clickingClassic clicking with your index finger. The natural way to click. | Easy | 4-8 |
| Jitter clickingTensing your forearm to make the finger vibrate and multiply clicks. | Hard | 10-14 |
| Butterfly clickingAlternating two fingers on the same mouse button. | Advanced | 15-20 |
| Drag clickingDragging your finger across the button to register many clicks at once. | Extreme | 20-40+ |
Tips to improve your CPS
- Practice the jitter clicking technique: tense your arm muscles to vibrate your finger
- Use the butterfly clicking technique: alternate two fingers over the mouse button
- Make sure your mouse has a good switch with short travel
- Practice regularly: click speed improves with daily training
Frequently asked questions about CPS
What is a good CPS?
As a rough reference, most people land around 6-7 CPS. With practice, regular clicking often reaches 8-10 CPS. Techniques push it further: jitter clicking typically lands around 10-14 CPS and butterfly clicking around 15-20 CPS.
What is the Kohi Click Test?
The Kohi Click Test is a 10-second CPS test named after Kohi, a Minecraft PvP server. It measures your clicks over 10 seconds and is often used as a reference for comparing click speed between players.
Does CPS matter in Minecraft PvP?
Yes. In Minecraft PvP, a higher CPS lets you land more hits (combos) before your opponent can react, especially in older versions. That's why many servers cap maximum CPS to block autoclickers.
What is the world record for CPS?
There is no official record: every test measures differently, and results depend on the software, the mouse and the length of the run. Short bursts always read higher than sustained runs. With drag clicking, around 20-40 CPS is typical and higher peaks are reported, but those aren't considered 'clean' clicks and many games and servers detect or cap them.
Do autoclickers count?
No. An autoclicker generates automatic clicks and is considered cheating: it's banned in most competitive games and servers. This test measures only your real clicks.