Click as fast as you can for 5 seconds. The clock starts on your first click.
Most people manage 5 to 7 per second
Click or tap the pad as fast as you can. The clock starts the moment you make the first click — and that one counts — then runs for five seconds. Your score is clicks per second, which is simply the total divided by five.
Most people sit between 5 and 7. If you want to go higher, the usual trick is to stop using one finger: alternating two fingers on the same button, sometimes called butterfly clicking, roughly doubles the rate. On a phone, two thumbs does the same job.
Most people land between 5 and 7 clicks per second. Above 8 is genuinely quick, and scores past 10 usually mean a technique like butterfly clicking rather than ordinary tapping.
Five seconds, which is the length other click speed tests use so your score is comparable. The clock starts on your first click and that click counts.
Yes — tap instead of click. Most people score a little higher on a phone using two thumbs, so compare phone scores with phone scores.
Alternating two fingers on the same mouse button to roughly double your rate. It is a real technique, it is not cheating here, and it is where most very high scores come from.
More to play: Reaction Time Test, Typing Speed Test, or all solo games.