Leaderboard
See how you stack up against the best clickers in the world. Submit your score after completing any test.
The global leaderboard ranks players by CPS for each test type. 10+ CPS is competitive, 14+ CPS is elite. Scores above 20 CPS using advanced techniques place you in the top 1% of all submitters. Submit after any test using your username to appear in the rankings.
How to Submit Your Score
Complete any click speed test (CPS, Jitter, Butterfly, Drag, Kohi, Spacebar, or Reaction Time).
When the test ends, click "Submit Score" in the results dialog. Enter a username (no account required).
Your score is instantly recorded. Return to this leaderboard, select your test type, and find your entry.
A 10-second cooldown applies per username per test type to prevent spam. Your highest score is the one that counts.
What CPS Score Is Considered Good?
| CPS Range | Tier | Typical Technique |
|---|---|---|
| 1–5 CPS | Beginner | Regular Click (slow) |
| 6–9 CPS | Average | Regular Click |
| 10–13 CPS | Above Average | Regular / Light Jitter |
| 14–16 CPS | Competitive | Jitter Click |
| 17–24 CPS | Elite | Butterfly Click |
| 25+ CPS | World-Class | Drag Click |
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Leaderboard FAQ
On the RapidCPS leaderboard, scores above 10 CPS are considered competitive. 12–15 CPS represents above-average clicking using regular technique. Jitter clicking typically produces 12–16 CPS, butterfly clicking 16–25 CPS, and drag clicking can exceed 25 CPS. The top 1% of players consistently score above 20 CPS.
Scores are ranked by highest CPS within the selected test type and time period. Each test type (CPS, Jitter, Butterfly, Drag, Kohi, Spacebar, Reaction Time) has its own separate leaderboard. For reaction time, lower scores rank higher since faster reactions mean smaller millisecond values.
Yes, but there is a 10-second cooldown between submissions for the same username and test type combination. Only your highest score for each test type is counted in the rankings. This prevents spam while allowing you to keep improving your personal best.
Top Hypixel PvP players typically use 10–16 CPS with jitter or butterfly clicking. Bedwars-focused players often target 12–20 CPS. Ultra-high CPS from drag clicking (25+ CPS) is not always advantageous in Minecraft since it can trigger anti-cheat and the hit registration system has a cooldown between 1.8 and 1.9 combat.
Yes, the RapidCPS leaderboard is global and open to all players. Scores are verified by the server with a 10-second cooldown and timestamp validation. The all-time leaderboard shows the highest scores ever recorded across all sessions.
Verified world records for CPS using standard mouse clicking techniques typically exceed 14–16 CPS for regular clicking, 20+ CPS for jitter clicking, and 30+ CPS for drag clicking. However, many extremely high drag-clicking scores (40+ CPS) depend heavily on mouse hardware and switch characteristics.
CPS is calculated by dividing the total number of clicks by the test duration in seconds. For example, 70 clicks in a 5-second test = 14 CPS. RapidCPS uses precise timestamps for each click event to ensure accuracy across all test durations from 1 second to 60 seconds.
Scores appear immediately after submission. If your score is not visible, check: (1) you selected the same test type filter as your test, (2) your score is within the top 50 for the selected time period, or (3) there was a network error during submission. Try refreshing the page and resubmitting.
For regular clicking, 12–14 CPS sustained over a 5-second test is elite-tier and represents the performance ceiling for most trained players. Jitter clicking scores of 14–18 CPS are world-class. For reference, Minecraft's 20-tick-per-second server rate means CPS above 20 provides zero additional in-game combat benefit. The sweet spot for top leaderboard performance and competitive play simultaneously is 12–16 CPS with jitter technique.