Jitter Click Test
Test your jitter & butterfly clicking technique on the official Kohi 10s PvP benchmark!
JITTER CLICK TEST
Vibrate your forearm and finger muscles to achieve extreme CPS. Official 10s Kohi PvP timer!
Click Interval Jitter Graph
Measures the millisecond variance between each consecutive click. Lower standard deviation = more consistent PvP combo rhythm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jitter Clicking?
Jitter clicking is a gaming technique where you tense the muscles in your arm, forearm, and wrist to vibrate your hand, allowing your index finger to rapidly tap the mouse button at speeds of 10 to 14+ CPS.
What is the Kohi Click Test?
The Kohi Click Test originated from the popular Minecraft PvP server Kohi. It is a standardized 10-second clicking test designed to evaluate a player's ability to maintain high CPS during competitive sword and potion PvP combat.
Is Jitter Clicking safe?
While safe in moderate sessions, excessive jitter clicking can cause wrist and forearm fatigue. Always warm up your hands, take regular 5-minute breaks, and stop if you experience pain or cramping.
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