What is jitter clicking?
Jitter clicking means tensing your forearm until it vibrates and letting that tremor press the button. A controlled shake is faster than tapping on purpose, so most people beat their normal CPS by a few clicks per second.
How to jitter click
- Hold the mouse firmly in a claw grip, thumb and ring finger on the sides.
- Rest your index fingertip lightly on the left button.
- Tense your forearm until your hand trembles, keeping the finger loose.
- Practise in 3 to 5 second bursts and stop if your arm hurts.
What is a good jitter click CPS?
Beginners often reach 8 to 10 CPS. Practised jitter clickers usually land around 10 to 14 CPS over 10 seconds, and short bursts can go higher. Butterfly clicking is often faster and easier on the arm.
