100 Second CPS Test
Click in the box for 100 seconds. The timer starts on your first click, so get comfortable first.
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The click speed marathon
A hundred seconds is the longest standard click speed test. It's less about raw speed and more about rhythm, comfort and not giving up halfway. Many players use it as a challenge to beat a friend's total, because a 100-second score is hard to fluke.
Get comfortable before you start: sit up, rest your forearm on the desk and make sure your mouse won't slide.
What is a good 100-second CPS score?
| Clicks in 100 seconds | CPS | What it usually means |
|---|---|---|
| Under 500 | Under 5 | Relaxed, normal clicking |
| 500–700 | 5–7 | Average; a solid finish |
| 700–900 | 7–9 | Excellent stamina |
| Over 900 | Over 9 | Exceptional, usually with butterfly clicking |
Your 100-second CPS will almost always be your lowest. Compare it with your one-minute score to see how much you fade in the last 40 seconds.
Tips for finishing strong
- Set a steady pace you can hold for the full time, and resist the urge to sprint at the start.
- Watch the time left rather than the clicks; it's easier to hold a rhythm when you know how long remains.
- Keep your grip light and your wrist still. Let one finger do the work.
- Stop if your hand or wrist hurts. One run is plenty; it isn't worth an injury.
Frequently asked questions
Can I click for even longer?
Yes: the spacebar counter has a no-limit mode, and the main CPS test lets you pick any length from 1 to 100 seconds.
Why do I slow down so much?
Small muscles in the hand and forearm tire quickly. Pacing and a relaxed grip help more than pushing harder.
Is my 100-second best saved?
Yes, on this device, with a progress chart. It's shared with 100 s on the main CPS test.