MouseTally — Click Speed Tests, CPS Counter & Spacebar Test

All tests

CPS Test

Clicks per second — The classic benchmark.

CPS 2

Spacebar Counter

Key presses per second — A keyboard version of the click test.

SPS 3

Double Click Test

Clean double clicks — Only proper pairs score here: two left clicks within 300 milliseconds make one double click.

DPS 4

Butterfly Click Test

Two-finger alternating — Butterfly clicking means resting two fingers on the same button and tapping them alternately.

CPS 5

Drag Click Test

Friction drag contacts — Drag clicking uses finger friction to make the switch bounce many times per stroke.

CPS 6

Jitter Click Test

Arm-tension bursts — Jitter clicking tenses the forearm so the hand vibrates over the button.

CPS 7

Kohi Click Test

PvP combat rhythm — Named after the old Kohi PvP scene, this round is about steady, repeatable clicking rather than a single spike.

CPS 8

Badlion Click Test

Client-style CPS round — A quick pre-match check.

CPS 9

Right Click Test

Secondary button speed — Only the right button scores.

CPS 10

Left Click Test

Primary button check — A straightforward left-button round.

CPS

How to use the tests

1.
Choose a clock
Rounds run for 1, 3, 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds. The clock waits for your first input.
2.
Beat the dial
The red ring unwinds as time runs out. Every valid press ticks the counter in the middle.
3.
Earn a rank
From Sloth to Falcon, each result gets an animal rank and a line on your tally sheet.

How the tests work

Why a dial?

A countdown ring is easier to read out of the corner of your eye than a ticking number. You keep your focus on clicking and still know how long is left.

Honest counting

Each test has its own rules: held keys are ignored on the spacebar counter, double clicks need a real pair, and the right-click dial ignores the left button.

Private by default

Scores are written to your browser's local storage and nowhere else. There is no login, no leaderboard and nothing to delete on our side.

Works on phones

Tap the dial with a thumb. The layout folds into a single column and the test index slides in from the left.

From the guides

All guides

Technique

Jitter Clicking: How It Works and How to Practise It Safely

Jitter clicking uses controlled arm tension to vibrate one finger on the mouse button. What the technique involves, typical speeds, and how to avoid strain.

4 November 2026

Mice and keyboards

Debounce Time: The Hidden Setting That Caps Your Click Speed

Debounce stops one mouse click from registering twice, but it also limits how fast clicks can register. What debounce is, typical values, and how it affects click tests.

2 November 2026

Troubleshooting and settings

Clicking on Trackpads and Touchscreens: What Changes and How to Test

Click speed tests also work on laptops and phones, but tap-to-click, gestures and touch handling change the results. How trackpads and touchscreens register taps.

30 October 2026

Comfort and health

Desk Setup for Gaming and Click Practice: Chair, Desk, Mouse and Screen

Small changes to chair height, desk position, mouse placement and screen height make clicking more comfortable and steadier. A practical setup guide.

27 October 2026

Games and background

Autoclickers, Macros and Server Rules: What Counts as Fair Clicking

The difference between clicking techniques, autoclickers and macros, why games and servers restrict them, and how to stay on the right side of the rules.

24 October 2026