Jitter Click Test
Measure your jitter clicking speed and peak burst rate.
How it works
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Jitter clicking works by tensing your forearm so the muscle tremor drives the click, rather than moving your finger deliberately.
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Peak CPS is the headline number here. Jitter clicking produces short violent bursts, so your average across the window understates what the technique achieves.
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The trace makes the burst pattern visible — tall clusters separated by gaps, rather than an even rhythm.
Common questions
What is a good jitter click speed?
Jitter clickers typically reach 10 to 14 CPS, with peaks above that. Beyond 14 sustained is rare.
Is jitter clicking bad for your hand?
It can be. The technique relies on sustained forearm tension, which is associated with repetitive strain. Stop if you feel pain, and keep sessions short.
Why is my peak so much higher than my average?
That is exactly what jitter clicking looks like. The tremor comes in bursts, so short stretches hit far higher rates than you can hold for the whole window.