Drag Click Test
One swipe, dozens of clicks. Friction is your friend.
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Drag clicking drags a finger across the mouse button so friction and tiny vibrations register a burst of clicks in one swipe, producing very high CPS. It needs a compatible mouse and is banned in many games.
What is drag clicking?
Drag clicking is a technique where you drag a finger across the mouse button so the friction and tiny vibrations register many clicks in a single motion. On the right mouse it can produce dozens of clicks per second in short bursts.
How to drag click
Lightly drag your fingertip down the button from top to bottom. A grippy button surface (or a bit of skin friction) helps the button register the vibration as separate clicks. Not every mouse can drag click — it depends on the switch and surface.
The average score in this mode is around 13.1 CPS. Beat it, then try to break your own best.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my drag click CPS so high?
Drag clicking registers many rapid contacts in one swipe, so counts far above normal clicking are expected. That's also why many games ban it.
Does drag clicking damage your mouse?
It can wear out mouse switches faster because of the rapid actuations, and it puts more stress on the button than normal clicking.