30 Second CPS Test
Half a minute, full speed. Hit the button and see how many clicks you can stack up.
30 Second CPS Test - Click Stamina Over Half a Minute
Half a minute is where you really start to feel the difference between fast hands and hands with actual stamina. The 30 second test is one of the most demanding standard durations because it is long enough for your click rate to noticeably drop if your technique is not solid.
Most people who score 7 to 8 CPS on a 5 second test will find themselves dropping to 5 to 6 CPS by the end of a 30 second run. That gap shows you how much clicking endurance you have compared to your burst speed - and it is the gap that consistent practice closes.
How to Use This Test for Practice
Run the 30 second test and pay attention to where your speed drops. If your CPS holds steady for the first 15 seconds and then falls off, your endurance is the thing to work on. Try short daily sessions - even 5 minutes of deliberate clicking practice at a comfortable pace builds up muscle memory and makes the 30 second window feel much easier over time.
Score Reference
In 30 seconds, 180 to 240 total clicks, around 6 to 8 CPS, is average. Holding above 240 clicks is good. If you are above 300 total clicks in 30 seconds, your sustained CPS is strong enough for most Minecraft PvP or similar competitive clicking scenarios.
How many clicks is good in 30 seconds?
For regular clicking, 180 to 240 total clicks in 30 seconds, which is 6 to 8 CPS, is a solid baseline. Reaching 240 or above means your sustained clicking speed is above average. Practicing butterfly clicking can push this into the 300 to 400 range for experienced players.
Why does my CPS drop more on the 30 second test?
Thirty seconds is long enough for most people to feel some finger fatigue, especially in the last 10 seconds. Your CPS will usually be a bit lower than on shorter tests. This is normal - the 30 second test is about stamina, not peak speed. Consistent practice is the main thing that narrows that gap.