Kohi & Butterfly Click Test
Test your clicks per second the way Minecraft PvP players do. Run the classic 10-second Kohi test, a butterfly test that counts both mouse buttons, a drag click test or a standard CPS test.
Best per mode
| Mode | Avg CPS | Peak | Clicks |
|---|
How to use the Kohi & Butterfly Click Test
- Choose a mode: Kohi, Butterfly, Drag click or Standard. Pick a length if the mode allows it.
- Click inside the area to start the timer. In Butterfly mode both mouse buttons count.
- Keep clicking until the bar runs out. Watch total clicks, average and peak CPS live.
- Check the result: average CPS, peak CPS, left/right split or fastest gap, and the timeline chart.
- Press Start again to beat your best score for that mode.
Techniques compared
| Technique | Typical CPS | Strengths | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | 5–8 | Comfortable, accurate aim | Lower ceiling |
| Jitter | 9–14 | Fast with one finger | Tiring; tension can hurt your aim and arm |
| Butterfly | 12–25 | Very high speed, less strain per finger | Not allowed on some servers; mouse dependent |
| Drag | 20–40+ in bursts | Extreme short bursts | Needs a suitable mouse and grip; hard to sustain |
Reading the click timeline
The chart splits the test into 20 equal slices and shows clicks per second in each one. Green is the left button and orange the right button. A flat chart means steady pace. A chart that starts tall and drops shows fatigue, which is common in 10 and 30 second tests. In Butterfly mode, a balanced mix of green and orange in each bar means both fingers are pulling their weight.
- Average CPS = total clicks ÷ test length.
- Peak CPS = the most clicks inside any one-second window.
- Fastest gap = the shortest time between two clicks. Very short gaps (under about 15 ms) usually come from drag clicking or switch bounce.
CPS and Minecraft combat
In Minecraft Java Edition 1.8 and earlier, attacks have no cooldown, so clicking faster lands more hits and helps with knockback combos. Since the 1.9 combat update, weapons have an attack cooldown, and spam clicking does less damage than timed hits. That is why CPS tests are most popular on servers that use 1.8-style PvP.
Server anti-cheat systems usually look for click patterns that are too fast or too regular. Human clicking always has small timing variations; perfectly even intervals are a typical sign of a macro.
Fair comparisons
CPS depends on the test length. Most people click fastest in the first two or three seconds, so a 5-second score is usually higher than a 10-second score, and a 30-second score is lower again. Best scores are therefore saved separately for every mode and length. When you compare with friends, use the Kohi mode: it is always 10 seconds and always counts left clicks only, so everyone is measured the same way. For butterfly results, mention whether you used one button or both, because both-button scores are not directly comparable with single-button scores.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Kohi click test?
Kohi was a popular Minecraft PvP network, and its name became attached to the standard 10-second clicks-per-second test that PvP players use to compare speeds. Your score is the total number of clicks divided by 10 seconds.
What is a good Kohi CPS?
Around 6 to 8 CPS is typical for normal clicking. Jitter clickers usually score 9 to 14, and butterfly clickers 15 or more. Many servers flag or limit very high CPS, often in the 15 to 20 range, so check the rules before using fast techniques in game.
How does the butterfly mode count clicks?
Every left and right button press inside the click area counts, and the right-click menu is blocked. The left/right split shows how evenly your two fingers work. You can also butterfly click on one button; then all clicks appear as left clicks.
Why do drag clicking scores vary so much between mice?
Drag clicking relies on the switch bouncing as your finger drags across it. Mice with a debounce delay filter those bounces out, while others register each one, so the same technique can give 10 CPS on one mouse and 30 or more on another.
What is peak CPS?
Peak CPS is the most clicks you made within any single second of the test. It shows your burst speed, while the average shows how well you sustain it.
Does the test work on phones and tablets?
Yes. Taps on the click area count as left clicks. Butterfly left/right split and drag clicking need a mouse.