10 Second CPS Test
Measure your clicks per second in a kohi-style click test with a live counter and an animal rank from turtle to cheetah.
Result
This page opens the click test already set to 10 seconds — the most quoted click-speed benchmark. Start clicking the big zone, watch the live counter and the ticking clock, and after ten seconds you get your clicks per second, total clicks, and rank on the turtle-to-cheetah scale.
Ten seconds is long enough that technique starts to matter more than a lucky burst: normal clicking usually lands at 4–7 CPS, steady jitter clicking at 7–10, and well-practiced butterfly clicking above 10. If your score falls off in the last three seconds, your muscles are tensing up — a looser grip usually beats raw force over this distance.
Everything runs in your browser with precise timing, and a finished test restarts with a single click on the zone. Compare your result with the 1 second burst test to see your peak speed, or the 100 second version to see how long you can hold your rhythm.