Duration test
Mouse click test 1 minute.
A full minute of clicking. This endurance test reveals how well you maintain speed over time.
Click anywhere to start
Timer starts on your first click
Time
60.0
Clicks
0
CPS
0.0
Your rank
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CPS
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Clicks
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About the 1 minute test.
This page runs a dedicated 1 minute mouse click test. Your CPS is calculated as total clicks divided by 60, giving you a precise clicks-per-second score. The timer starts immediately when you click inside the test area — no countdown, no delay.
Return to the main mouse click test to try other durations or explore the full rank ladder.
FAQ
Common questions.
How to test mouse click?
Open this page, choose a duration (1, 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds), and click inside the test area. The timer starts on your first click and counts every press until time runs out. Your CPS score is total clicks divided by seconds — no download or account needed.
How to test mouse click latency?
This tool measures click speed (CPS), not input latency in milliseconds. To check latency, use your operating system mouse settings or a dedicated hardware tester. To verify clicks register instantly, run a short 1-second test here — if your CPS is unusually low despite fast clicking, your mouse or USB connection may be adding delay.
How to test mouse middle click?
The main CPS test counts primary button clicks. To test your middle mouse button (scroll-wheel click), press the wheel inside the test area during a run and confirm each press registers in your click count. A dedicated middle-click test is not yet available; use the Tools section for button-specific tests as they are added.
How fast can you click your mouse test?
Most people score 5–8 CPS with standard clicking. Scores above 10 CPS are fast, and above 14 CPS is elite. Select a duration, click as fast as you can from your first press, and compare your result to the rank ladder. Your personal best is saved in your browser so you can track improvement over time.
How to test mouse left click?
Use only your left mouse button inside the test area. Pick a duration, start clicking, and the counter tracks every left click until the timer ends. The main test is built for left-click speed; a dedicated left-click test page is coming soon in our Tools section.
How to test your mouse click?
Scroll to the test module at the top of this page, select how long you want to click (5 seconds is a popular starting point), then click anywhere in the test zone. Review your CPS, rank, and recent results in the panel beside the test. Repeat as many times as you like to benchmark your mouse.
Test how fast you can click your mouse
Click the test area to begin — the clock starts on your first click, not before. Click as fast as you can until the timer hits zero. Your final CPS tells you how fast you clicked your mouse during that window. Try a 10-second test for the classic benchmark, or a 1-second burst for pure reaction speed.