Click as fast as you can for 30 seconds. The entire screen is your target. Your score is the total number of clicks. Enter a nickname at the end to save your result to the global leaderboard.
Clicks per 30 Seconds is a human-speed benchmark that measures raw input speed — the number of deliberate presses you can register in exactly 30 seconds. The entire screen acts as the click target so there is no aiming penalty; the only variable is how fast your fingers can move. Higher click count is better.
Click speed depends on finger dexterity, muscle endurance, and reaction time. Typical desktop users score between 180 and 320 clicks. Skilled users routinely exceed 400. Mobile users using multiple fingers on a touchscreen often outscore single-finger mouse clicking. After your run, enter a nickname (up to 8 alphanumeric characters) to save your score to the global leaderboard.