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Official Speed Benchmark • 2026 Edition

60 Second CPS Test

One full minute. Click as fast as you can and see your total clicks and average CPS.

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60 Second CPS Test - A Full Minute of Clicking

Sixty seconds is long enough that your clicking pace will almost certainly change at some point during the test. The people who score well here are not always the fastest clickers - they are the ones who maintain a steady rhythm without burning out in the first 20 seconds.

It is normal to score lower here than on a 5 or 10 second test. By the 20 second mark, most people start clicking a little slower without noticing. You can see it in the live CPS counter - watch whether your number stays the same through the whole test or slowly falls. That tells you whether 30 seconds is your limit or whether you have more in you.

What the 60 Second Test Actually Shows

Keep an eye on the live CPS number while you are clicking. If it drops sharply in the second half of the test, you are going too hard at the start and running out of energy before the end. Try going at about 80% of your maximum speed from the beginning and holding that. Most people find this gets them a higher total score than starting flat-out and slowing down.

Score Reference

In 60 seconds, 360 to 480 total clicks is average for regular clicking. Above 480 is strong. If you are practicing for Minecraft PvP or any clicking-based game, the 60 second test is a useful weekly check to see whether your overall endurance is improving.

How many clicks in 60 seconds is a good score?

360 to 480 total clicks in 60 seconds, which is 6 to 8 CPS, is a solid result for regular clicking. Reaching 480 or above shows good sustained endurance. Advanced clickers using butterfly or similar techniques can push past 600 to 700 total clicks in 60 seconds.

Is clicking for 60 seconds bad for your hand?

For most people, 60 seconds of normal clicking causes no problems. If you are using jitter clicking the whole time, your arm and wrist will get tired faster than your fingers. Take a break when you finish and shake out your hand. If you feel any pain in your wrist or fingers during the test, stop immediately and rest.