Auto Clicker Test
Click naturally for at least 15 clicks. We check how consistent your click timing is — real human clicks vary; auto-clickers don't.
How the detection works
Every click's timestamp is compared to the one before it, producing a series of intervals. We calculate the coefficient of variation — the spread of those intervals relative to their average. Human clicking naturally wobbles by tens of milliseconds even when you try to be perfectly steady; auto-clickers fire at a fixed or near-fixed interval, so their variation is much lower.
This is a fun, informal check — not a certified anti-cheat tool. For raw clicking speed, try the CPS test.
Frequently asked questions
How does this auto clicker detection work?
It measures the timing gaps between your clicks and checks how consistent they are. Human clicks naturally vary by tens of milliseconds; auto-clickers fire at a near-identical, machine-precise interval.
Can this test be fooled?
A well-tuned auto-clicker with randomised delay can mimic human variance, and a very rhythmic human clicker can look machine-like. Treat the verdict as a strong hint, not absolute proof.
Why would I want to detect an auto-clicker?
Server admins and players use tools like this informally to sanity-check suspicious clicking patterns, and curious users just want to see how consistent their own clicking really is.
Is this the same as an auto clicker detector?
Yes — this test works as a free auto clicker detector. Click normally for the timed round and it flags whether your click intervals look human or machine-generated based on timing consistency.
How do I test if my autoclicker is undetectable?
Run it through this tester with randomised delay settings enabled. If the verdict still comes back human-like, the timing variance is convincing — but no local test can guarantee it will pass every anti-cheat system.
How this test works: everything runs and is timed locally in your browser, and results depend on your device and conditions. Scores are for casual benchmarking and entertainment — not a clinical, medical or diagnostic measurement.
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