Test your clicks per second
Measure how many times you activate the test button in a fixed window. Choose five, ten, or thirty seconds, then start with your first click. Despite the search term auto clicker test, this page does not create an auto clicker or automate actions on your computer.
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Only activations of this button count. Mouse, touch, and keyboard activation work. Script-dispatched clicks are ignored. This tool does not automate clicks or identify the hardware that produced them.
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How to use it
- Choose the test window Select a duration before starting. The choice is locked during the measurement so the denominator cannot change midway through a run. Keep the page visible and choose an input method you can use comfortably.
- Activate the test button Your first activation starts the window and counts as one click. Continue using that same button. Mouse, touch, and standard keyboard activation are supported. Clicks elsewhere on the page do not count.
- Read and reset At the end, the result divides counted activations by the full selected duration. Reset test clears the count and unlocks the duration. The next activation starts a new measurement rather than extending the old one.
What the result measures
Clicks per second is a rate for this button and window: twenty activations during five seconds gives four clicks per second. Stopping early does not shorten the denominator, which makes results from the same chosen duration easier to compare.
A click is an activation event delivered to the button. It is not a count of every low-level mouse-down and mouse-up signal. Touch and keyboard use therefore measure button activations rather than a hardware polling rate.
Use the number carefully
The page ignores script-dispatched click events and does not install or drive an automation tool. Browser-delivered events still cannot identify the physical source of an input. A result is not proof that a person, a specific device, or a specific program generated every activation.
There is no leaderboard or stored score. If you want to compare runs, note the duration, input method, and result yourself. A browser under load or suspended in the background is a poor setting for a repeatable comparison.
What this tool can and cannot do
- No clicks outside the test button are counted or generated.
- Not a hardware certification, accessibility assessment, workplace-presence test, or guarantee about another application’s behavior.
FAQ
Can this click another page for me?
Can I use the keyboard?
Why did clicks stop counting?
Sources
- MDN: Click events · Checked 2026-10-28
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