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Right Click CPS Test

Right-click as fast as you can for 5 seconds. Right-click the pad below to start the timer.

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About the right-click CPS test

The right-click CPS test measures how many times you can press the right mouse button within a set time limit. It helps you check your right-click speed for gaming and verify that your mouse's right button registers every click.

Most people right-click slower than they left-click, averaging around 4–6 clicks per second. With practice, you can train your right mouse button to feel as natural as your left click.

This test works best on desktop and laptop devices with a mouse or trackpad. For standard left-click speed, try our CPS test.

How to use

  • Choose a time duration using the buttons above the test area.
  • Right-click the test pad to start the timer.
  • Right-click as fast as you can until time runs out.
  • View your CPS, total clicks, and rank when the test ends.

Tips to right-click faster

  • Practice right-clicking separately from your left click.
  • Use a mouse with a responsive right button.
  • Keep a steady rhythm instead of random mashing.
  • Check that your right button is not worn or double-clicking.

FAQs

A right-click CPS test measures how many times you can press the right mouse button within a set time limit. Your score is calculated by dividing your total right-clicks by the duration of the test.

A standard CPS test counts left-clicks. This test only registers right mouse button (RMB) clicks, so it measures your speed with the secondary mouse button — useful for gaming and checking whether your right-click works properly.

Most people right-click slower than they left-click, often around 4–6 CPS. Anything above 7 CPS is considered fast. With regular practice, you can train your right mouse button to feel as natural as your left click.

If your right mouse button stops working, you can open a context menu with Shift+F10. This shortcut is useful for accessibility, but it is not practical for measuring right-click CPS speed.

On Mac, you can right-click by two-finger tapping the trackpad, holding Control while clicking, or connecting an external mouse and using its right button. All of these methods should work with this test.

Mobile devices do not have a dedicated right mouse button. This test is designed for desktop and laptop users with a mouse or trackpad. For touch devices, try our standard CPS test instead.

Right-click speed varies with fatigue, finger technique, mouse type, and focus. Take multiple attempts for a more accurate average. A responsive gaming mouse tends to register right-clicks more reliably than a worn office mouse.