Right-Click Speed Test
Time your right-clicking speed over a chosen interval.
Play now →Spacebar Counter
The keyboard classic: mash the spacebar as fast as you can before the clock runs out and get your SPS (spacebar presses per second). On touch devices, tapping the big box works exactly the same way.
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Press the spacebar to start or tap here on touch devices — timer starts on the first press
Press the spacebar to start the 5s test
How to play
- Pick a duration — 5s is the classic sprint.
- Press the spacebar (or tap the box); the timer starts on the first press.
- Keep mashing until the clock hits zero. Held-down keys do not count.
- Get your SPS score — your best per duration is saved locally on your device.
Frequently asked questions
What is a spacebar counter?
A spacebar counter measures how many times you can press the spacebar within a chosen time window, then converts it into SPS — spacebar presses per second. It is the keyboard twin of the click speed test.
What is a good SPS score?
Most people manage 4–6 presses per second with one thumb or finger. Scores of 6–8 are fast, and anything above 8 is elite territory. Alternating two thumbs makes higher scores much easier.
Why does holding the spacebar down not count?
The counter only registers discrete key presses — the automatic key-repeat your keyboard fires while a key is held is filtered out. Otherwise you could just lean on the bar and score hundreds.
Can I play on a phone or tablet?
Yes. Tap the big box instead of using the keyboard — it counts taps exactly like spacebar presses, so you can compete on any device.
How can I get a higher SPS?
Find a rhythm instead of mashing in a panic, keep your wrist relaxed and try alternating thumbs. Short, frequent practice sessions work better than one long marathon.