Butterfly Click Tester - Test Click Speed & CPS - Clicker for Two Finger Clicking
Click as fast as you can using the two-finger butterfly technique. Pick a test duration from 5 seconds to 10 minutes, see your live clicks per second, and track your peak CPS and personal best.
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What Is Butterfly Clicking?
Butterfly clicking uses two fingers — typically index and middle — alternating rapidly on the same mouse button. Each finger lifts as the other presses, producing massive double clicking speed without arm tension. Serving as an elite 15-25+ cps tester, this tool lets players push actuation boundaries. Because speed can come at the cost of precision, it's worth running an mouse accuracy alongside your CPS results.
Mouse Compatibility
Not all mice support butterfly clicking well. Gaming mice with high-quality switches and low debounce (1–10ms) register every rapid actuation. Mice with 25–50ms debounce will miss alternating finger clicks. If your secondary button feels laggy too, check it with a right click test.
Tips to Go Faster
Keep both fingers lightly resting on the button. Alternate in a smooth, rhythmic roll rather than pressing hard. Relax your hand — tension reduces speed. Practise the rhythm slowly before increasing pace, then carry that same finger control over to drag clicking for auto-fire scenarios.
Technique vs. Jitter
Butterfly: Two fingers alternating — rhythmic, sustainable, typically 14–22 CPS.
Jitter: One finger with arm muscle tension — typically 10–16 CPS, more physically demanding. Whichever technique you use, compare your butterfly pace against kohi clicking test benchmarks and evaluate arm tension on our jitter click for a fuller picture of your mouse control.