Right Click Test
Right-click the box and see your CPS. Also useful as a quick check that your right mouse button is working properly. Pick a duration below.
Two uses in one test
This measures right-click speed the same way ourCPS testmeasures left clicks — useful for games where right-click controls aiming, blocking or secondary actions. It also works as a quick diagnostic: if the counter jumps unexpectedly or misses clicks, your right mouse button may need attention.
How your CPS is calculated
CPS = total right-clicks ÷ time in seconds. For example, 30 right-clicks in 5 seconds gives 30 ÷ 5 = 6 CPS.
| Right-click CPS | Level |
|---|---|
| under 4 | Below average |
| 4–7 | Typical range for most people |
| 7+ | Fast right-clicking |
Frequently asked questions
What is a right click test?
A right click test measures how many right-clicks per second you can perform, the same way a CPS test measures left clicks. It also doubles as a check that your mouse’s right button is working correctly.
Why would I need to test right-clicking?
Some games use right-click for actions like aiming down sights or blocking, where speed matters. It’s also a quick way to confirm your right mouse button isn’t sticking, double-firing or unresponsive.
What is a good right-click CPS?
Right-click speed is usually slightly lower than left-click speed since the button sits under a less dominant finger position for most grips — 5-7 CPS is a typical solid score.
Why is my right-click score lower than my left-click score?
Most grips put more natural pressure and dexterity on the index finger over the left button, so the right button — usually pressed with the middle finger — clicks slightly slower for most people. That’s normal.
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.