This APP is designed to accurately determine your click-through rate. Click speed is usually measured in CPS (clicks per second in English). The number of CPS is obtained by dividing the number of clicks by time. You can use a stopwatch to manually operate and count the number of clicks yourself, but the result is not as accurate as the automatic test on this APP.

What is it? On CPS-Test, we provide:

Great click
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Click-through rate graph after each test
Your click rate history
Click speed level after each test

CPS-Test draws a chart of the click speed during the test so that you can see the change in the click speed over time. This is a very important function that helps to detect muscle fatigue, especially during prolonged testing.

What is a good click speed?
The average person can easily click for 10-60 seconds at a clicking speed of 5-7. This is a very common number that can be achieved through conventional click technology.

Any click speed higher than 7 can be considered a good result. Ordinary players can get this number in a short-term trial.

A click speed of 10 or higher is a good result, usually cannot be achieved with conventional click techniques, and requires some advanced skills.

Click Technology
As mentioned above, there is more than one way to click. Let's take a quick look at these methods.

Regular Click (Butterfly Click)
Just like when you are working on a PC, just click. This is natural and easy to do, but not very fast-ordinary players can achieve a maximum click speed of 5-8 using this method.

Butterfly click
This technique requires the use of two fingers on the mouse button. In short, it is to click continuously with two fingers. Using this method, professional gamers can get up to 30 click speeds. This technique is most suitable for a mouse that allows double-clicking. Otherwise, the click speed gain will not be too great.

Jitter Click
Jitter clicks are another way to increase click speed, but require more training to use the game. The basis of this method is to force the hand to the position where the mouse clicks, and then quickly press the mouse button with your finger like a woodpecker. Seen from the side, the hand is shaking, and it feels the same. This technique is almost impossible to aim, and requires non-slip mouse buttons and desktop surfaces. Low DPI, heavy mouse and good pads will make aiming possible. 12-