10 Second CPS Test

Why 10 seconds?

Ten seconds is the length most players use to compare click speed. It's long enough that one lucky burst can't carry your score, and short enough that you can keep your top speed almost all the way through. A 1-second test mostly measures how fast your first few clicks are; a 60-second test mostly measures stamina. Ten seconds sits in between and rewards a steady, fast rhythm.

Your 10-second best here is the same one kept on the main CPS test, so it doesn't matter which page you practise on. Use the buttons above if you want a different length.

What is a good 10-second CPS score?

Most people slow down in the second half of a 10-second test. Watch the clicks-per-second figure while you click: if it drops a lot towards the end, practise relaxing your hand rather than squeezing harder.

How to get a better 10-second score

• Start at a pace you can hold. Going all out for the first two seconds often costs more than it gains.
• Keep your wrist resting and click from the finger, not the whole hand.
• Try jitter or butterfly clicking once your normal clicking stops improving.
• Do a few runs a day and watch your progress chart rather than chasing one perfect run.