Right Click CPS Test — Measure Your Right-Click Speed

What is a right click CPS test?

A right click CPS test measures how many right-clicks per second you can produce in a fixed time window — typically 5 or 10 seconds. The test captures every right-click event in the browser and divides by elapsed time to give your CPS (clicks per second). Right-click speed is lower than left-click speed for nearly all users because the ring or middle finger (which controls the right button) is weaker and less conditioned than the index finger. Average right-click CPS is 3–5, compared to 4–7 for left-click. In gaming, right-click CPS matters mainly in Minecraft PvP (right-click blocking) and some clicker games. OP Auto Clicker supports right-click automation using the Windows SendInput API at the same 100+ CPS ceiling as left-click. The 15–25% gap between right- and left-click CPS reflects biomechanical differences between the index finger (left button) and the ring or middle finger (right button). This gap narrows with dedicated practice but does not fully close for most users, even after weeks of right-click-specific training.

OP Auto Clicker natively supports right-click automation. In the interface, set Mouse Button to Right, configure your interval (1 ms for maximum speed), and press F6 to start. The tool uses Windows SendInput to inject right-click events at the OS level, reaching 100+ CPS — the same ceiling as left-click. Right-click auto-clicking is useful for Minecraft right-click blocking (up to the 20-tick server cap), certain idle game mechanics, and accessibility use cases.