The 100 second click speed test
The 100-second CPS test is the marathon of click speed — a known challenge precisely because holding any real rate for over a minute and a half is brutal. Consistency beats raw speed. Your score is total clicks divided by 100, and every 100-second run keeps its own personal best on this device.
What is a good score on the 100 second test?
On this length, around 5.5 CPS is a solid result for a normal click. Shorter tests let you post a higher number from a single burst; longer tests pull your average toward the rate you can truly sustain.
Try other lengths
Every CPS duration has its own page: 1s · 2s · 5s · 10s · 15s · 20s · 30s · 60s. Prefer the standard? Use the main CPS test.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good 100 second CPS score?
About 5.5 clicks per second is solid over 100 seconds. Shorter tests read higher, longer tests lower.
How is the score calculated?
Total clicks divided by 100 seconds. Click 40 times in a 100-second test and that's 0.4 CPS.
Does each duration save its own best?
Yes. Your personal best is stored separately for every CPS length on this device.
Which CPS length is standard?
The 5-second test is the most common and fairest all-round measure of click speed.