What it does
Useful, focused capabilities
- 1, 5, 10, 30, and 60 second modes
- Mouse, touch, and Spacebar input
- Average CPS and peak one-second burst
- Trusted-event counting and repeat-key rejection
- Optional local aggregate history
Skill & performance · browser-local
Clicks per second test
Run a private CPS test for mouse clicks or Spacebar presses with peak burst, consistency, multiple durations, and local-only history.
Work happens in the current browser. The route does not require an account or a server-side processing job.
Interactive browser workspace
Clicks per second test
The live tool is loaded in this browser only. This route does not need camera, microphone, or screen-capture permission for its main task.
Open this local tool →Browser compatibility
Requirements and honest fallbacks
JavaScript and a modern browser; mouse, touch, or Spacebar input is required for a meaningful run.
- JavaScript
- pointer or keyboard input
- Local storage
Questions people ask
Clear answers and limits
What is a CPS test?
It measures how many trusted click or Spacebar events your browser receives per second during a fixed interval.
Why is my one-second score higher?
A one-second burst emphasizes a short peak. Longer modes reduce the effect of a brief burst and better reflect sustained input.
Does touch count?
Yes. Primary touch pointer events count in pointer mode, although touchscreens and mice should not be compared directly.
Can an auto-clicker inflate the result?
Browser-scripted synthetic events are ignored, but external automation can still generate trusted operating-system input. The tool is for personal practice, not anti-cheat certification.
Does right-click work?
Select the secondary button in settings. The context menu is suppressed only inside the test pad for that mode.