Right Click CPS Test

How the right-click test works

Only the right mouse button counts, and the right-click menu is switched off inside the box so it never gets in the way. The timer starts on your first right-click. On a Mac with a one-button mouse or trackpad, Ctrl+click counts as a right click. On a phone or tablet, taps are counted instead.

Right-click scores are saved separately from the left-click CPS test, so you can track both.

Why right-click speed matters

In Minecraft, the right mouse button places blocks and uses items, so fast right-clicking helps with bridging, building in a hurry and refilling or throwing items in PvP. In other games it's often aim-down-sights, a secondary fire or an ability. Most people's right-click is noticeably slower than their left, because the middle finger gets far less practice.

What is a good right-click CPS?

With normal clicking, 5–7 right-clicks per second is typical and 8 or more is fast. Jitter and butterfly techniques work on the right button too and can push scores well into double figures. If your right-click score is much lower than your left, a few short practice runs a day usually closes the gap quickly.

Tips

• Click with the tip of your middle finger, near the front of the button, where the click is lightest.
• Keep your index finger resting on the left button so your hand stays steady.
• If the right button feels mushy or sometimes double-clicks, check it with the mouse test.