Kohi Click Test

Test your Clicks Per Second (CPS) speed. Select a time limit and start clicking the box below to see if you have the speed required to dominate in Minecraft PVP.

Timer

10.00s

Total Clicks

Score (CPS)

0.00

CLICK HERE TO START

Use left-click, jitter, or butterfly clicking.

What is the Kohi Click Test?

The Kohi Click Test is a legendary mouse clicking speed tester that became famous within the Minecraft gaming community. It was originally developed for players of "Kohi", a highly competitive Minecraft Hardcore Factions server. In this specific server, player combat mechanics dictated that the faster you clicked your mouse, the more damage and knockback you could inflict on your opponents.

Today, the Kohi CPS Test has evolved beyond its original server and serves as the global standard benchmark for gamers across all titles—including Roblox, Fortnite, and Valorant—who want to measure their pure mechanical clicking speed in CPS (Clicks Per Second).

💡 Pro Tip: Hardware Limits Your CPS

If you are attempting to drag click or butterfly click but your score seems capped around 10-12 CPS, your mouse might have a high "Debounce Time" hardcoded into its firmware to prevent double-clicking. Check if your mouse software allows you to lower the debounce delay to 4ms or less.

How to Calculate Your CPS Score?

Your performance is quantified using the CPS metric. The mathematical formula behind the Kohi test is straightforward:

CPS = Total Mouse Clicks ÷ Elapsed Time in Seconds

For example, if you manage to register 135 clicks over a 10-second test, your final score is 13.50 CPS.

First person view of a Minecraft PVP battle showing rapid sword swinging representing high CPS combat — Figure 1: In classic Minecraft PVP (Pre-1.9 combat update), having a higher CPS score directly translated to better hit registration, less incoming knockback, and a massive competitive advantage.

Minecraft Clicking Techniques (How to get 15+ CPS)

Normal clicking (pressing the mouse button down with one finger normally) usually maxes out at around 6 to 9 CPS. To reach competitive God-tier scores, gamers use specialized techniques:

1.

Jitter Clicking (10 - 14 CPS): This involves tensing the muscles in your forearm and wrist to create a rapid vibration, transferring that vibration through your fingertip to the mouse button. It is fast but can cause strain over long periods.
2.

Butterfly Clicking (15 - 20 CPS): The player uses two fingers (usually index and middle) to alternately strike the left mouse button. If the mouse double-clicks slightly on each tap, scores can easily exceed 20 CPS.
3.

Drag Clicking (25 - 40+ CPS): This relies on friction. By dragging a finger across the matte surface of the mouse button, it bounces rapidly, triggering dozens of micro-clicks per second. It is heavily dependent on specific mouse models (like Roccat or Glorious).

What is a Good Kohi CPS Score?

Wondering if your clicking speed is tournament-ready? Here is a breakdown of the global skill tiers based on the classic 10-second Kohi test:

CPS Score Range	Player Tier	Technique Used
0 - 5.9 CPS	Casual Player	Normal Single Clicking
6.0 - 9.9 CPS	Experienced Gamer	Fast Single Clicking
10.0 - 14.9 CPS	PVP Tryhard	Jitter Clicking
15.0+ CPS	God Tier / Hacker	Butterfly / Drag Clicking

Visual diagram comparing the hand position of Jitter clicking versus Butterfly clicking on a gaming mouse — Figure 2: A comparison of advanced clicking methods. Butterfly clicking relies on alternating finger strikes, while Jitter clicking relies on forearm muscle vibration.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the Kohi Click Test?

The Kohi Click Test is a famous mouse clicking speed test designed to calculate your CPS (Clicks Per Second). It originated from "Kohi", a popular Minecraft Hardcore Factions server where high click speeds gave players a significant advantage in PVP combat.

What is a good CPS score on Kohi?

For average users, 6 to 8 CPS is normal. However, for competitive Minecraft PVP players, a good Kohi score is typically between 10 and 14 CPS. Anything above 15 CPS is considered elite level.

How can I get a higher CPS score?

To achieve higher CPS, players use advanced clicking techniques such as Jitter Clicking (vibrating arm muscles), Butterfly Clicking (alternating two fingers on the left click), or Drag Clicking (sliding a finger across the mouse button to create friction).

How is the Kohi CPS calculated?

The calculation is very simple: your CPS is your total number of registered mouse clicks divided by the time limit in seconds. For example, clicking 120 times in 10 seconds results in a score of 12.00 CPS.

Does this test work on mobile devices?

Yes! While originally designed for gaming mice, our Kohi Click Test is fully responsive. On mobile phones and tablets, you can tap the screen area to test your finger tapping speed.