100 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 100 seconds — the endurance marathon. The rules are the same as any CPS test: the clock starts with your first click and the final score is total clicks divided by 100. What changes is the challenge: nobody sprints for a minute and a half.
Over 100 seconds your average will sit well below your 10 second score — holding even 5–6 CPS the whole way is a serious result, because forearm fatigue builds from around the 30 second mark. The live counter and remaining-time display help you pace: many players do best by settling into a sustainable rhythm early instead of opening with a burst they cannot hold.
The marathon is also a practical warm-down for aim training and a fun endurance duel format: same duration, same rules, best average wins. Shake out your wrist before you start, and if 100 seconds feels extreme, the 30 or 60 second options on the duration selector are one click away.