Does the test count double-clicks as one or two actions?

Each registered click event counts as one action, so a double-click adds two to the total.

Can I switch between mouse and spacebar during the same run?

Yes, both input methods are active simultaneously and every press from either device is added to the same counter.

Why does my score drop in the second half of the minute?

Muscle fatigue and declining rhythm consistency typically cause a gradual slowdown as the test progresses.

Is there a way to see my click distribution over time?

The results screen includes a simple timeline graph showing how your tapping rate changed each second.

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APM Test

Actions per minute (APM) counts how many clicks or key presses you can make in a fixed time. Pick 10 or 30 seconds, spam the panel or the spacebar, and see your APM plus a rating from amateur to professional gamer.

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About the APM Test

APM stands for actions per minute. Real-time strategy games like StarCraft count every command — a click, a hotkey, a move — and measure players by how many they issue each minute. Casual players land around 50 to 90 APM, strong ladder players sit near 140 to 200, and professionals reach 200 to 300 or more.

This test simply converts your raw actions in the chosen window into an equal per-minute rate, so a 10-second burst and a 30-second run are directly comparable. The timer uses your device's high-resolution clock, and holding a key down does not count, so the result reflects deliberate actions.

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About

The APM Test measures how many discrete inputs you can produce in one minute by counting every click or spacebar press you make during a 60-second window. It strips away game-specific mechanics so you see a pure speed figure that reflects raw finger dexterity and sustained tapping rhythm.

When you start the test a timer begins and a large target area appears; each press anywhere on the screen or each spacebar keystroke increments the counter in real time. At the end of the minute the tool displays your final actions-per-minute total along with a brief visual breakdown of your pacing across the session.

How your result is scored

Your score is the total number of registered clicks or key presses recorded between the moment you start and the moment the 60-second timer expires. No averaging or weighting is applied; the raw count is presented as your actions per minute.

A higher number indicates faster repetitive tapping ability, which can be useful for comparing day-to-day performance or tracking improvement after practice. The result reflects motor speed only and does not assess accuracy, reaction time, or cognitive processing.

Tips to improve

Use a lightweight mouse or a low-profile keyboard to reduce travel distance per press.
Adopt a relaxed grip and tense only the tapping finger to avoid early fatigue.
Practice short 15-second bursts at maximum speed before attempting the full minute.
Keep your wrist supported and maintain a steady breathing rhythm throughout the test.

Frequently asked questions

Does the test count double-clicks as one or two actions?: Each registered click event counts as one action, so a double-click adds two to the total.
Can I switch between mouse and spacebar during the same run?: Yes, both input methods are active simultaneously and every press from either device is added to the same counter.
Why does my score drop in the second half of the minute?: Muscle fatigue and declining rhythm consistency typically cause a gradual slowdown as the test progresses.
Is there a way to see my click distribution over time?: The results screen includes a simple timeline graph showing how your tapping rate changed each second.