Auto Clicker Test
Measure an auto clicker's speed and how steady it is.
How it works
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Point your auto clicker at the surface and let it run. The tool counts events the same way a game would.
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Alongside CPS you get the standard deviation of the gaps between clicks. That number is the point of this page.
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A deviation near zero means perfectly even intervals — machine-regular. Higher deviation means the intervals vary, which is what human clicking looks like.
Common questions
What does interval standard deviation tell me?
How much the gap between clicks varies. A tight number means a metronome-steady clicker; a wide one means the timing wanders, usually because of system scheduling or a randomisation setting.
Why is my auto clicker slower here than its setting?
Set intervals are a target, not a guarantee. The operating system schedules the clicks and the browser processes them, and both add delay. A 100 CPS setting commonly delivers far less.
Can servers detect an auto clicker?
Perfectly even intervals are the easiest signal to spot, which is why some clickers add randomisation. This page shows you exactly how even yours is.