Click Counter
Tap or click the pad to add one. Set a target if you want a countdown.
Saved in this browser. Space or Enter adds one when the pad is focused.
Controls
| Action | How |
|---|---|
| Add one | Click or tap the pad (any mouse button, any finger), or press Space or Enter while the pad is focused |
| Take one off | The −1 button |
| Back to zero | Reset |
| Count toward a number | Type a target; the pad shows how many are left and lights up when you reach it. 0 turns the target off |
| Keep the count | Automatic: the count and target survive a refresh in this browser |
How this test works
Every press on the pad adds one: mouse buttons, taps and the Space or Enter key on the focused pad. Holding a key down adds one, not a stream, because the counter ignores the repeated key events a held key sends.
There is no timer and no speed score. The count is saved in this browser's local storage after every press, so closing the tab or refreshing the page does not lose it. Nothing is sent anywhere, and Reset clears it.
What people use a click counter for
Counting people or things. Tap once per person through a door, per car past a window or per item on a shelf. On a phone, the whole pad is the button, so you can count without looking at the screen. Set a target to know when a room or a box is full.
Stock and inventory. Count items as you pick them, with the −1 button for the inevitable miscount. Because the count survives a refresh, a phone that locks mid-count does not send you back to zero.
Reps and habits. Count exercise reps, laps, rounds or repetitions of anything, with a target as the finish line.
Checking a mouse. Click a fixed number of times, say 100, and see whether the counter agrees. If it reads more than you clicked, the mouse may be sending extra presses: the double-click test shows each one with its timing.
If you want to know how fast you can click rather than how many times, use the CPS test; for the space bar, the spacebar counter.
Questions
How do you use a click counter online?
Click or tap the pad to add one. With the pad focused, Space or Enter also adds one. The minus button takes one off and Reset goes back to zero.
Does a click counter save my count?
Yes, in this browser only. The count and target are kept in local storage, so a refresh or closed tab does not lose them. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Can I set a target number?
Yes. Type a target and the pad shows how many are left, then marks the moment you reach it.
Is there a time limit?
No. The counter has no timer and shows no speed. To measure speed, use the CPS test.