CPSCheckCPM Test
Measure your full-minute clicking stamina with this cpm test — CPM equals your total clicks in one full minute, so the result panel's total clicks is your official CPM score.
How to Take the CPM Test
- 1
Prepare for One Minute
Position your hand comfortably before beginning the 60-second cpm test.
- 2
Click with Steady Pace
Click consistently for the full 60-second duration to build your score.
- 3
Read Your CPM Score
Your total clicks in the result panel is your official CPM (clicks per minute) score.
Clicks Per Minute Benchmarks
| CPM Range | Rating | Equivalent CPS |
|---|---|---|
| Under 300 CPM | Slow | Under 5.0 CPS (casual paced clicking). |
| 300 – 399 CPM | Average | 5.0 – 6.6 CPS (standard sustained user speed). |
| 400 – 499 CPM | Fast | 6.7 – 8.3 CPS (above-average clicking endurance). |
| 500 – 599 CPM | Very Fast | 8.4 – 9.9 CPS (competitive gamer endurance tier). |
| 600+ CPM | Extreme | 10.0+ CPS (mastery of butterfly or jitter endurance). |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CPM test?
A cpm test measures clicks per minute over a continuous 60-second testing window. It tests physical stamina and clicking endurance rather than short burst speed.
What is a good clicks per minute score?
An average clicks per minute score is between 300 and 400 CPM. Gamers with high endurance can achieve 450 to 600+ CPM.
What is the difference between CPM and CPS?
CPS measures clicks per second over short bursts, while a cpm test calculates total clicks accumulated over a full minute. Multiplying your CPS by 60 gives an estimated CPM.
How can I raise my CPM?
Pace yourself evenly from the beginning rather than sprinting, relax your wrist muscles, and switch fingers or hand grips when fatigue sets in.