Step by step
- Choose 60 seconds in the duration selector to measure your true clicks per minute directly.
- Click the big box as fast as you can until the 60-second timer ends.
- Read your total Clicks count—that number is your exact CPM.
- If you take a shorter 5-second or 10-second test instead, multiply your CPS result by 60 to estimate your CPM.
At a glance
| CPS score | Equivalent CPM | Clicking level |
|---|---|---|
| 5 CPS | 300 CPM | Relaxed pace |
| 7 CPS | 420 CPM | Average normal clicking |
| 9 CPS | 540 CPM | Fast clicking |
| 12 CPS | 720 CPM | Jitter or butterfly level |
Related questions
How do I convert CPS to clicks per minute?
Multiply your clicks per second (CPS) by 60. Since there are 60 seconds in a minute, 8 CPS equals 480 clicks per minute.
Why is my 60-second CPM lower than 60 times my 5-second CPS?
Finger fatigue sets in after the first 10 to 15 seconds. Most people click faster in short bursts than they can sustain over a full minute.
What is a good clicks per minute score?
Around 360 to 420 CPM (6 to 7 CPS) is typical for normal clicking. Reaching 480 to 600 CPM is considered fast.
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Updated November 14, 2026.