Set a target interval, then click the pad yourself or aim a Windows auto clicker at it. The page compares the real gaps with the interval you entered.
Choose a target interval. The first click starts the timer.
How this test is counted
Average interval is the mean gap between clicks, in milliseconds. The difference is that average minus your target. A small difference means the clicks landed close to the rate you asked for. A large spread means the gaps were uneven.
This pad only counts clicks that hit this page. A browser page cannot click other programs. For real screen coordinates, use the Windows app and point it at this pad when you want to check its timing.
Questions
Does this click other websites or a Windows program?
No. The browser only counts input that lands on this page. Repeating clicks in another program need the Windows app.
Is the score uploaded?
No. The count is calculated in your browser and disappears when you leave or reset.
How do I turn CPS into an auto clicker interval?
Divide 1000 by the CPS. A score of 8 CPS is about 125 milliseconds between clicks. The result line does this for you.
Need the clicks to leave this page?
These tests count input on this pad only. Free Auto Clicker 8.0.0 clicks real Windows coordinates, with a stop hotkey, when the browser is not enough.