60 Second CPS Test

How to use

1. Start the one minute run. The selector already reads 60 seconds. The minute counts from your first press on the big area.
2. Pace yourself. Pick a speed you can hold to the end, not the fastest one you can manage.
3. Read your clicks per minute. When the minute ends, read Clicks. That number is your clicks per minute.

Why test this

Nobody clicks at burst speed for a whole minute, so this test shows the speed you can actually hold. It's also the window of the Guinness World Records click record, so your count lines up against a real, checked number. A one second score can't say that, since short window records online are often auto clicker numbers. Use it to train for long fights or to compare two mice over a run long enough to wear you out. A minute is tiring. Run it now and then, not every day, and track your total over weeks.

What the results mean

When the minute is up, Clicks shows every press that landed in the window. That's your clicks per minute. CPS is the same total over 60, and at this length one stray click is noise. Your fastest second is your best one second stretch, usually from the opening seconds, and setting it beside your CPS shows how far your speed fell. The chart cuts the minute into fifteen 4 second bars, each in clicks per second. A steady sag points to fatigue. A sudden drop can mean you shifted your grip. Best is your top one minute score for this button in this browser, and the run history tells you whether your total is climbing.

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FAQ

How many clicks can you do in a minute?

Most people land far fewer than a quick burst suggests, because speed drops as the hand tires. Take the test and the Clicks number is your answer. Multiply your score by 60 and you get the same figure.

What is the world record for clicks in one minute?

Guinness World Records lists 760 clicks in one minute, set in 2026. That works out to roughly 12.7 clicks every second for sixty straight seconds. This window lets you put your own count right next to it.

Should I go all out from the start?

No. A full burst fades within seconds, and the slow stretch after it drags the whole minute down. Start a little below your top speed and push in the last few seconds.

How do I read the bars after a 1 minute run?

Find the first bar that drops below the ones before it. That's where your hand stopped keeping up. Each bar covers 4 seconds, scaled to clicks per second.

Is a one minute click test bad for my hand?

A minute of hard clicking is a lot of strain on the forearm, especially with jitter clicking. Rest between runs, and stop if your wrist or forearm starts to ache.

Do you collect my 1 minute score?

We don't. A minute run is kept in this browser, next to your best and history. Anonymous statistics come from 5 second runs alone, and only those with more than one click.

How we measure

This page uses the same tool as the CPS Test. We explain the method once, on that page: the CPS Test method