Jitter Click Test
Test your arm vibration speed. Master the art of Jitter Clicking for Geometry Dash and PVP games.
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Your Jitter Speed
How to Jitter Click: The Ultimate Guide
Jitter clicking is a technique used by competitive Geometry Dash and Minecraft players to achieve high clicks per second (CPS) by vibrating the muscles in their forearm rather than using the finger muscles alone. Mastering this can boost your speed from 6 CPS to over 14 CPS.
Step-by-Step Technique:
- Grip: Use a "Claw Grip" or "Fingertip Grip". Your hand should not rest heavily on the mouse.
- Tension: Stiffen your forearm muscles (specifically the brachioradialis) until your hand begins to spasm or vibrate uncontrollably.
- Transfer: Direct this vibration into your index finger tip.
- Aiming: This is the hard part. Use your wrist or thumb to stabilize the mouse while your finger vibrates.
Safety Warning
Jitter clicking places significant stress on your forearm and wrist tendons. Do not practice for more than 10-15 minutes at a time. If you feel pain, stop immediately to prevent RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury) or Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Pros vs Cons
- High CPS (12-15) Hard to Aim
- No Special Mouse Needed High Fatigue
- Allowed on Most Servers Risk of RSI
Is Jitter Clicking good for Geometry Dash?
Yes, specifically for spam wave sections. However, it's risky for sections requiring precision flying because the vibration makes fine movements difficult.
Butterfly vs Jitter Clicking?
Butterfly clicking is generally faster (15-20 CPS) and less tiring, but requires a mouse with double-clicking switches. Jitter works on any mouse but is harder to master.
World Record Jitter Click?
The highest consistent Jitter Click speed recorded is around 16 CPS, though some players can burst up to 18 CPS for short durations.
Hurting your hand while Jittering?
Jitter clicking can lead to injury if done incorrectly. Read our guide on the "10 Common Spam Mistakes" to fix your posture and reduce strain.