Kohi Click Test
A plain timed CPS run. Set the duration, then click the pad to start.
Taps count too; every finger counts.
Your result stays here after each run.
- Peak second
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- Clicks
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- Your best
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Bests are kept in this browser only.
Your techniques compared at 10 seconds
Each test on this site keeps its own best. Run them all at 10 seconds to see which technique is fastest for you, on this mouse. Stored on this device only.
| Test | Your 10 s best (CPS) |
|---|---|
| Kohi click test (this page) | — |
| Normal CPS test | — |
| Butterfly click test | — |
| Jitter click test | — |
| Drag click test | — |
How this test works
This is a plain timed clicks-per-second run on the left button. The first click starts the clock and counts; the result is clicks divided by seconds, with your peak second and the trace of your pace.
There is no single official length for a Kohi test, so this page starts at 10 seconds and the selector offers 5, 15, 30 and 60. Each length keeps its own best, saved separately from the other tests so you can compare.
About the Kohi click test
The name comes from Kohi, a Minecraft PvP server where fast clicking mattered in fights. Players used timed click tests to measure and train their speed, and the name stuck to the test itself. Today a "Kohi click test" is simply a timed CPS test, and you can take it with any technique.
A useful way to use it: do a normal-click run first to set a baseline, then the same length with each technique you are learning. The table above fills in as you go, so you can see whether butterfly, jitter or drag clicking actually beats your normal click on your mouse, rather than going by what works for someone else.
Ten seconds is long enough that one lucky burst does not decide the result and short enough to hold a fast technique without tiring badly. If your trace starts high and drops off in the second half, try starting slightly slower; a flat line over ten seconds usually scores better than a fast start that fades.
Some servers cap clicks per second or ban particular techniques. Check the rules before you rely on a fast method.
Questions
What is the Kohi click test?
A timed clicks-per-second test named after Kohi, a Minecraft PvP server. It measures the same thing as any CPS test: clicks divided by seconds.
How long is the Kohi click test?
There is no single official length. This page starts at 10 seconds; the selector switches to 5, 15, 30 or 60 seconds, and each length keeps its own best.
Which clicking technique should I use?
Any. Run it with your normal click first, then with jitter, butterfly or drag clicking, and compare the bests.