Tap that spacebar like your life depends on it. See how many clicks per second you can pull off, smash your old records, and climb the rank ladder.
Just getting started. Run a few tests and watch this badge change.
Nothing here yet. Run a test and your score lands on this board.
Pick a time mode from the buttons above. The 5-second one is what most people pick first. Hit the spacebar once and the timer kicks off. Keep pressing until time runs out. Your CPS (clicks per second) gets calculated from how many presses you landed in that window.
The trick most fast clickers use is alternating thumbs. One thumb hits, then the other, back and forth. Don't try to spam with one finger — your hand cramps up after 10 seconds. Some people prefer the side of their thumb instead of the pad. Try both and see which feels less tiring.
Honestly, anything above 6 CPS is solid for someone who's just messing around. If you hit 8 you're better than most. Crossing 10 puts you in serious gamer territory — that's around the speed Minecraft PvP players run at. Anything past 12 and you're either using technique or you've been practising for a while.
Couple of reasons people show up here. Some are training for Minecraft combat, some want to break a record their friend set, some are just bored at school or work. There's no wrong reason. The site saves your progress so you can come back tomorrow and see if you've improved.
Yes. Tap the SPACE button on the screen instead of pressing spacebar. Works the same way. Phone screens can actually be faster for some people because you can use both thumbs naturally.
Yeah, completely free. No signup, no email, nothing. Just open the page and start tapping.
They save in your browser. Clear your cookies or browsing data and they're gone, but otherwise they stick around.
Verified records sit somewhere around 14-16 CPS for sustained clicking. Some people claim higher but it usually involves jitter clicking or hardware that's not really "clicking" anymore.
Keyboards make a difference. Mechanical keyboards with low actuation force respond faster than membrane keyboards. Also, alternating thumbs takes practice — give it a week.