Choose a timer, then bother the big button as quickly as possible.
Best for 10 seconds: 0
Score0
Time10s
Best0
Your first click starts the timer.
Game guide
Your personal best is saved separately for each duration in this browser. No login, account or suspiciously intense training montage is required.
The 10 second round is a quick burst, 20 seconds gives you time to find a rhythm, and 30 seconds tests whether you can keep it going. The timer waits for your first click, so pick a duration and get comfortable before you start. Each duration has its own personal best.
Clicks per second, or CPS, is your number of valid clicks divided by the length of the round. Score 60 in 20 seconds and your result is 3.00 CPS. Your first click counts because it starts the timer. Clicks after time runs out do not. CPS lets you compare your pace across different durations.
Keep your pointer or tapping finger comfortably over the big button and try a steady rhythm. You can use a mouse, touch screen or the Space or Enter key when the button is focused. If a round gets off to a strange start, Restart round clears the score and timer; your next click starts again.
Pick one duration and play three rounds: one steady, one fast, and one where you let your fingers make questionable decisions. See whether your score or CPS changes. Your best stays in this browser for a rematch later. If your hand needs a break, the button will still be here when you return.
Yes. Timed Click Challenge is free to play in your browser.
Yes. The target works with touch, mouse and keyboard controls.
The timer starts on your first valid click or tap, and that first click counts toward your score.
Yes. A separate personal best for 10, 20 and 30 seconds is saved in this browser when local storage is available.
Use the sound toggle in the top-right to turn game sound on or off.