Why anyone would click for 100 seconds
Because it is a real search, and because some games and some arguments actually need a long-window rate. The 100-second CPS test is an endurance piece. Peak CPS is almost irrelevant here; the live readout will fall in the first 20 seconds and then either stabilize or collapse. Stabilizing is the whole game.
Expect a lower average than every shorter mode. A respectable 100-second score on standard clicking is 4.5–6 CPS. If you can hold 7+ for the full 100, you have unusual durability or a technique that does not load the same tendon. Take care of your hand. This is a website, not a reason to irritate a joint.
Form notes for the long run
Switch nothing mid-run unless you have to. Mid-test technique changes almost always produce a 3-second valley. Keep the pad full screen, ads hidden (they are), and your unused fingers quiet. When it ends, read the average and the peak together: a high peak and a mediocre average means you sprinted a marathon.
100-second CPS tiers
| Tier | Score |
|---|---|
| Casual | under 4 |
| Average | 4 – 5.5 |
| Good | 5.5 – 6.5 |
| Excellent | 6.5 – 7.5 |
| Rare hold | 7.5+ |
FAQ
Is 100 seconds just showing off?
Sometimes. It is also a real search and a real endurance measurement. The number is the sustainable rate, not the firework.
What is a good 100 second CPS?
4.5–6 on standard clicking is respectable. Seven for the full 100 is unusual. Stop if your hand hurts.
Should I look at peak or average?
Average. Peak is a vanity metric on a 100-second run. A high peak and a low average means you sprinted a marathon.
Other durations
This page is locked to 1.6666666666666667 minutes so the result and the search term match. Related tests: