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Clicks per minute
Clicks Per Minute Test
How many times can you click in a minute? Click inside the box for 60 seconds (or 30 if you want a shorter run) and get your CPM, your average clicks per second and how your pace held up.
Duration
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The timer starts on your first click. 60 seconds.
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Nothing is uploaded. Your session best for each duration stays in this browser tab only. Left clicks, taps and (with the box focused) Space or Enter all count; held keys do not auto-repeat into the score.
A CPM test counts how many times you can click in one minute. CPM stands for clicks per minute: the timer runs for 60 seconds from your first click, and the number of clicks you land in that minute is your CPM. Divide it by 60 and you get your average clicks per second (CPS) for the whole minute.
How the CPM test works
Choose 60 seconds for a true clicks-per-minute result, or 30 seconds for a shorter run. Click or tap inside the box; the clock starts on the first click, or when you press Start timer. While you click, the panel shows your count and the time left. When the time is up, you get your CPM, your average CPS, a split of how many clicks you landed in each 10-second block, and your best for this session.
Only the main (usually left) mouse button counts, along with taps on a touchscreen. If you are testing without a mouse, focus the box and press Space or Enter; holding a key down does not count extra presses. For right-button speed, use the right click CPS test instead.
How CPM is calculated
| Test length | CPM | Average CPS |
|---|---|---|
| 60 seconds | Clicks in the minute (no maths needed) | CPM ÷ 60 |
| 30 seconds | Clicks × 2 (projected to a minute) | Clicks ÷ 30 |
| Any CPS score | CPS × 60 | — |
So 330 clicks in 60 seconds is 330 CPM and 5.5 CPS. 165 clicks in 30 seconds also projects to 330 CPM, but treat that as an estimate: most people fade over a full minute, so a real 60-second run usually comes in lower than double a 30-second one.
CPM is not your 10-second CPS times 60. A 10-second score includes your opening burst; a full minute does not let you hold it. Multiplying a short-test CPS by 60 overstates what you would actually click in a minute.
What is a good CPM score?
The one adjudicated benchmark is the Guinness World Records title for most mouse clicks in one minute: 760 clicks, set by esports player Yiğit Arslan (Yigox) in Istanbul on 10 February 2026. That is an average of about 12.7 clicks per second, held for the full 60 seconds. The CPS world record page explains why far bigger numbers you may see online are not comparable.
For your own result, the test shows where your average CPS lands on the same tier scale the main click speed test uses, converted to clicks per minute below. These tiers are this site’s own labels, designed for shorter tests, so reaching the same tier over a full minute is harder.
| CPM over 60 s | Average CPS | Tier on the main test |
|---|---|---|
| Under 300 | Under 5 | Idle |
| 300–419 | 5–6.9 | Steady |
| 420–539 | 7–8.9 | Sharp |
| 540–659 | 9–10.9 | Rapid |
| 660–839 | 11–13.9 | Overclocked |
| 840 and up | 14+ | Redline |
Why your clicks per minute drop over the run
Look at the 10-second splits after a 60-second run. Almost everyone starts fast and settles into a lower rate as the forearm and finger tire. That is why a minute-long test measures endurance as much as speed, and why the splits are more useful than the single CPM number: an even row of splits means you paced well, a steep fall means you started too hard.
- Pace, don’t sprint. Start at a rate you believe you can hold, then push in the last 15 seconds. Flat-out from the first click almost always gives a lower total.
- Stay loose. Grip tension builds over a minute. Rest the hand on the mouse and keep the fingertip on the button.
- Pick one technique. Jitter clicking is hard to sustain for 60 seconds; butterfly clicking spreads the work over two fingers. Switching mid-run usually costs more than it gains.
- Warm up, then rest. Do a short run on the 10 second click test, then rest a minute before the full attempt.
If what you want is a sustained rate for an idle or clicker game rather than a score, the clicker speed test is built for that, and the click counter has a 60-second timer if you just need a tally with a per-minute rate.
FAQ
What does CPM mean in a click test?
CPM means clicks per minute: the number of clicks you register in 60 seconds. It is CPS multiplied by 60, so 6 clicks per second sustained for a minute is 360 CPM.
How many times can you click in a minute?
It depends on technique and stamina, which is exactly what this test measures. The Guinness World Records title for most mouse clicks in one minute is 760, set on 10 February 2026.
Is a 30-second CPM result accurate?
It is a projection: clicks in 30 seconds multiplied by two. Because most people slow down in the second half of a minute, a real 60-second run usually scores a little lower.
Does the CPM test work on a phone?
Yes. Taps count the same as clicks. Compare phone results with other phone results, since tapping and clicking a mouse switch are different movements.
Can I use the keyboard instead of a mouse?
Yes. Tab to the test box and press Space or Enter for each press. Holding the key down does not count extra presses, so the score stays a real press count.
Is my CPM score saved?
Your best for each duration is kept for this browser session only. Nothing is uploaded, and it clears when you close the tab.
Sources
- Guinness World Records — Logitech Türkiye case study. Most mouse clicks in one minute: 760 clicks, Yiğit Arslan, Istanbul, 10 February 2026. Checked November 2026.
- MDN Web Docs — Event.isTrusted. The flag used to ignore clicks generated by scripts.
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Related tests and guides
- Click Speed Test — the main test, 1 to 60 seconds
- Right Click CPS Test — right mouse button speed, context menu blocked in the box
- CPS Test — left, right, both buttons or spacebar, with a per-second breakdown
- CPS World Record — the 760-click Guinness figure, and what isn’t verified
- 10 Second Click Test — the standard comparison length
- Clicker Speed Test — sustained-rate testing for clicker and idle games
- Click Counter — a tally counter with an optional 60-second timer
- Butterfly Clicking — two fingers, one button