What is a good 1-second CPS score?

Most people score between 7 and 9 CPS in a 1-second burst. With practice or techniques like butterfly clicking, players often reach 12 to 16 CPS.

Why is my 1-second CPS higher than my 5-second CPS?

Your hand does not tire in one second, so you can click at maximum intensity. Over 5 seconds or more, muscle fatigue naturally lowers your average.

Does the timer start before I click?

No, the countdown begins on your very first click inside the box, so you never lose time getting ready.

1-Second CPS Test – Measure Burst Click Speed Free

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): The 1-second CPS test measures your maximum burst click speed by counting how many clicks you land in a single second. Because the window is so short, reaction delay matters less and pure finger speed dominates. Select the 1-second duration in the tool on this page, click the big box to start, and see your peak CPS immediately.

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Step by step

Select 1 second as the duration in the CPS test.
Place your finger or mouse cursor over the click box.
Click as fast as you can; the 1-second timer starts on your first click.
Check your CPS score and level, then click to try again and beat your best score.

At a glance

Duration	Best for	What it measures
1 second	Burst speed	Peak finger speed without fatigue
5 seconds	Classic benchmark	Balanced speed and short-term stamina
10 seconds	Consistency	Sustained clicking rhythm
30 to 60 seconds	Endurance	Long-term stamina and muscle control

How Does the 1-Second CPS Test Work?