Kohi Click Test
The Kohi click test starts with a 3-2-1 countdown, then you click for 10 seconds. 80 clicks in 10 seconds is 8 CPS.
How to use
- Pick a length. 10 seconds is the Kohi standard.
- Click the box once. A 3-2-1 countdown runs and your clicks are ignored during it.
- When the countdown ends the timer starts at once. Click as fast as you can until the time is up.
- Read the result, then try again. Every run is added to the list below with no limit, together with your session average.
How it works
CPS = clicks / test length in seconds, rounded to two decimals. The clock starts exactly when the countdown reaches zero, not at your first click.
The session average is the mean CPS of all listed runs of this page visit. The best score for each length is saved in your browser.
How this differs from a normal CPS test
In a normal click test the first click starts the clock. Here a countdown does, so you can set your hand and start from a fully ready position. Your first click lands inside the run and counts from the first moment.
Because the countdown removes the reaction-time start, the run reflects pure clicking speed. That makes it good for comparing sessions.
Using the run history
- Do five to ten runs in a row and read the session average rather than a single score.
- If later runs are worse, fatigue is the cause. Take a break before the next set.
- The list keeps every run of this visit with no limit and scrolls when it gets long. Reloading the page clears the list.
Practice plan
- Warm up with two easy 10 second runs.
- Do a block of 5 runs at full speed with 30 seconds of rest between runs.
- Compare the block average from day to day instead of chasing a lucky peak.
FAQ
What does Kohi mean here?
Kohi click tests are popular in the Minecraft player community, with a 10 second timed run. This page follows that format: a countdown, then a timed click run.
Are the runs saved after I close the page?
The list is kept for the current visit only. Your best score per length is stored in your browser and survives a reload.
Are clicks during the countdown counted?
No. They are ignored. The count starts at zero when the countdown ends.
Is there a limit to the number of runs?
No. The list keeps growing and scrolls.