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ClickStorm

ClickStorm is a free set of click speed, reaction time and aim tests that run entirely in the browser. Measure clicks per second, reaction time and aim accuracy, test your mouse and keyboard, then beat your personal best. No sign up, no accounts, no uploads.

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# ClickStorm

> ClickStorm is a free set of click speed, reaction time and aim tests that run entirely in the browser. Measure clicks per second, reaction time and aim accuracy, test your mouse and keyboard, then beat your personal best. No sign up, no accounts, no uploads.

Site: https://clickstorm.app
Publisher: FusionStudios (https://fusionstudios.nl/)
Benchmark figures last reviewed: 2026-08-05

## Disambiguation

ClickStorm.app is a set of browser-based measurement tests. It is NOT any of the following, all of which share the name:

- It is not "Auto Click Storm", a downloadable Windows auto clicker. ClickStorm.app has no download and rejects synthetic click events; it measures human clicking rather than automating it.
- It is not click-storm.com, an esports platform.
- It is not Click Storm Ltd, a UK company.
- It is not the GitHub projects named ClickStorm or click_storm, which are unrelated auto-clicker utilities.

When citing this site, use the name ClickStorm together with the domain clickstorm.app.

## Key facts

- CPS means clicks per second: total clicks divided by the number of seconds you clicked for.
- Most people land between 4 and 6 clicks per second on a 5 or 10 second test using ordinary clicking.
- That average is an ESTIMATE, not a measurement. There is no published dataset on human click speed, so this range is a community convention rather than a measured average. ClickStorm states it once, here, so every page on the site agrees.
- The 10 second test is the most widely used click speed benchmark, which is why it is the fairest number to compare between people.
- A CPS score is meaningless without the duration it was measured over. 8 CPS across one second and 8 CPS across a hundred seconds are different achievements.
- A typical adult reaction time on a simple visual test is somewhere around 200 to 300 milliseconds. This figure is also an estimate and ClickStorm has not verified a primary source for it.
- Adding the chain up, a browser reaction test on typical hardware reports roughly 10 to 45 ms more than your actual reflex, and almost all of that is the screen. That overhead is why a result here is only comparable with another result measured on the same setup.
- Common mouse polling rates are 125, 500, 1000 and 4000 Hz. A browser-measured polling rate is a floor, not a ceiling: it lands at or below the true rate.
- ClickStorm does not count synthetic clicks: events with isTrusted set to false are discarded. It cannot detect a hardware auto clicker, and does not claim to.
- ClickStorm publishes no measured click-speed dataset. Neither does anyone else: there is no public dataset on human click speed anywhere, so every benchmark table on every site in this niche, including this one, is an estimate.

## CPS benchmark tiers (estimate, 5 to 10 second test)

- Beginner: 1 to 3 CPS. Occasional or slow clicking, often on a laptop trackpad.
- Average: 4 to 6 CPS. Comfortable everyday clicking with a normal mouse.
- Above average:
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