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Click Speed is a simple stamina-and-speed challenge. A button on the screen, a five-second timer, and your fastest fingers. Click or tap the button as many times as you can before the timer runs out. The game shows your CPS (clicks per second) and your peak rate. Most people land between 5 and 8 CPS. The best players hit 12.
There is a whole online community around click-speed records. The casual fun, though, is in the personal benchmark. Your CPS today versus your CPS last week is a small but honest measure of finger speed — useful for anyone who games competitively or types for a living.
This Click Speed is free, browser-based and works on touch, mouse and keyboard. There is no sign-up and no microtransactions. Your best CPS is stored locally between sessions. It is one of the quickest games on the site — a thirty-second test that fits into any break.
Click Speed uses mouse click on desktop. The exact inputs for each action are listed in the "How to play" steps above.
On phone or tablet, Click Speed responds to tap — no on-screen joystick needed. Works in most modern browsers on any recent phone.
Any modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) on Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, iOS or Android. No plugin or install is required.
Once loaded, gameplay does not require a constant internet connection. GameJadoo can also be installed as a Progressive Web App from your browser's menu for home-screen access.
Click Speed is a skill game. To get started: Press Start The complete step-by-step controls are listed under "How to play" above.
Yes. Click Speed is free to play on GameJadoo — no charges, no in-app purchases, no sign-up.
No. Click Speed is an HTML5 browser game — it runs directly in your web browser without any download or plugin.
Yes. Click Speed runs in any modern browser on phone, tablet, laptop or Chromebook.
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