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How to Measure Clicks Per Minute (CPM)

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): To get your clicks per minute (CPM), select the 60-second duration in the tool on this page and count your total clicks, or multiply any shorter CPS score by 60. For example, 7 CPS equals 420 clicks per minute, though sustaining peak speed for a full minute is harder than for 5 seconds.

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Step by step

  1. Choose 60 seconds in the duration selector to measure your true clicks per minute directly.
  2. Click the big box as fast as you can until the 60-second timer ends.
  3. Read your total Clicks count—that number is your exact CPM.
  4. 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 scoreEquivalent CPMClicking level
5 CPS300 CPMRelaxed pace
7 CPS420 CPMAverage normal clicking
9 CPS540 CPMFast clicking
12 CPS720 CPMJitter 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.