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🖱️ Jitter Click Test & Training

Measure your jitter clicking speed in CPS and practice faster, steadier mouse clicks.

⚡ Quick Start
Place the pointer inside the click area. Your first click starts the timer and counts toward your score.
Click as rapidly as you can until time expires. Test mode hides live CPS; Training mode shows it.
Use multiple rounds if you want an average rather than a single sprint.
Preview
Round 1 / 1
10.0 s
Mode Test
Clicks 0
Live CPS 0.0
Peak 1 s 0
Rhythm
Round complete

Session Complete!

Average CPS
0.0
Best Round
0.0
Peak 1 Second
0
Rhythm Consistency
Round Breakdown
📘 Detailed Instructions
How the jitter click test works

Choose Test or Training mode, select a round length, and decide whether you want one, three, or five rounds. Press Start, then place your pointer inside the large click area. The timer begins on your first valid primary-pointer click, and that first click is included in the score.

Test mode

Test mode hides live CPS, peak speed, and rhythm feedback while a round is running. You can see the timer and click count, but performance feedback is held until the session is complete. In multi-round sessions, each round's CPS is also withheld until the final results.

Training mode

Training mode shows live CPS, rolling Peak 1 Second, and live Rhythm feedback. Between rounds, it shows the completed round's CPS and rhythm consistency before you continue.

What the results mean

Average CPS: total clicks divided by total scored round time.

Best Round: the highest CPS from any completed round in the session.

Peak 1 Second: the largest number of clicks recorded inside any rolling one-second window.

Rhythm Consistency: a 0–100 score derived from variation in the time intervals between your clicks. More even intervals produce a higher score. Sessions with too few click intervals show a dash instead.

Jitter clicking

Jitter clicking is a rapid mouse-clicking technique that uses small, fast contractions through the hand and forearm while the pointer stays over one target. This app measures the resulting click rate; it does not add movement or aim targets, so the score stays focused on clicking speed and rhythm.

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