Measure how many deliberate mouse or touch clicks you can make per second. The test runs entirely in your browser: click totals are not uploaded or saved.
Choose a duration. Your first click starts the timer.
How the CPS score is calculated
CPS means clicks per second. The result is simply your recorded clicks divided by the selected number of seconds. A 10-second test is usually steadier than a very short burst.
Why test manually before automating?
A manual baseline helps you choose a reasonable automated interval. Faster is not always better: software, websites, and remote desktops can miss actions when clicks arrive faster than the interface can respond.
Use the click interval calculator to translate a target CPS into milliseconds, then add a stop limit and test on non-destructive controls first.
Need repeatable clicks instead of a speed test?
Free Auto Clicker 8.0.0 records multiple positions, timing, conditions, and reusable profiles on Windows.
Download Free Auto Clicker