Click Tests

7 pages

Double Click TestClick the box about once a second: any click that arrives twice is marked. Left button, 30 soft presses · Same mouse, other connection · Middle button, 30 slow clicks
Jitter Click TestJitter or butterfly click the box for five seconds and read your CPS; stop if it hurts. Butterfly rung 2, three-second roll · Butterfly rung 3, five-second score · Jitter rung 1, find the shake, not saved
Right Click CPS TestRight-click the box as fast as you can for five seconds to get your right click speed in CPS.
Drag Click TestDrag one finger along the mouse button over the box, and read how many clicks each stroke made. Plain clicks, right button, five seconds · Drag strokes, right button, five seconds · Separate drag strokes, three seconds
Clicks Per Minute TestClick the box for one minute and read your count: your clicks per minute. One minute, plain clicks · What the gaps row tells you · One minute in two halves
1 Second Click TestClick the box as fast as you can for one second: the count you make is your clicks per second.
10 Second Click TestClick the box as fast as you can for ten seconds and read your clicks and clicks per second.

Click tests answer two different questions. The first is how fast you can go: clicks per second over 1 to 100 seconds on the CPS test, presses of one key on the spacebar counter, distance in pixels on the scroll test, or 30 targets against the clock on the mouse accuracy test.

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The second is what the button itself is doing. The double click test lists the gap before every click in ms, so a second click you did not make stands out when you click slowly. It reports gaps and never passes a verdict on the mouse. Jitter clicking has a page of its own: how the jitter, butterfly and drag techniques work, a short ladder of timed rungs for each, and the gaps between your own clicks. Stop if it hurts. To count anything else, there is the tally counter. Every score stays in this browser.

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