Mini Games
Click Speed Test (CPS)
How many times can you click in 5 seconds? Measure your CPS and climb the global ranking.
How to play
- Press Start, then click or tap the big pad — the 5-second timer starts with your first click.
- Mouse, touchpad and touchscreen all count. Keep clicking until the time runs out.
- Score: CPS = total clicks ÷ 5, shown to two decimals. 10 CPS or more earns Lightning Finger!
My Best
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Go for the Lightning Finger rank (10 CPS)!
Ranking
| Rank | Nickname | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Rank | Nickname | Score |
|---|---|---|
- |  You | - |
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The Giggleus Click Speed Test, or CPS test, counts how many times you can click in a fixed 5-second window and turns that into clicks per second: total clicks divided by 5, shown to two decimals. The timer starts on your first click, so reaction time is left out and only raw clicking speed is measured. A mouse, a laptop touchpad and a touchscreen all work, and on a touchscreen every finger that lands on the pad counts as a click.
Every result gets a tier: Lightning Finger at 10 CPS or more, Rapid Fire from 8, Quick Hands from 6, Steady from 4 and Warming Up below that. Minecraft PvP players often train their CPS with jitter clicking, where a tensed forearm makes the finger vibrate on the button, or butterfly clicking, where two fingers take turns on the same button. Both are hard on the hand, so stop if your wrist or forearm starts to ache. Your best score goes on the global leaderboard, and a challenge link lets a friend try to beat it under the same 5-second rule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How is CPS calculated here?
A. CPS is your total clicks divided by 5. The test always runs for 5 seconds, starting from your first click, and the result is shown to two decimals.
Q. What CPS do I need for the top rank?
A. 10 CPS, which is 50 clicks in 5 seconds, earns Lightning Finger. Rapid Fire starts at 8 CPS, Quick Hands at 6 and Steady at 4.
Q. Can I take the CPS test on a phone or touchpad?
A. Yes. Mouse clicks, touchpad taps and touchscreen taps all count, and on a touchscreen each finger that touches the pad counts as a separate click.
Q. What are jitter clicking and butterfly clicking?
A. Jitter clicking means tensing your forearm so your finger vibrates on the button. Butterfly clicking means alternating two fingers on one button. Both can raise your CPS but strain the hand, so take breaks.