Test every mouse button, the scroll wheel and your double-click speed on a visual mouse diagram — instantly, in your browser, free.

Click, scroll and double-click inside the test area. Buttons light up as they register — if one stays dark, it is not being detected.

Left
Middle
Right
Back
Forward
Test your mouse here — every button and the wheel are captured.
The right-click menu is disabled inside the test area so the right button can be tested.
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Double-click test

Double-click the box. Faulty switches often fire two clicks on one press — watch for double-clicks you did not make.

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About Mouse Tester

The Mouse Tester checks every button on your mouse against a visual diagram: left, middle and right click, the back and forward side buttons, and wheel scrolling in both directions. Each control lights up the instant it registers — if a button stays dark while you press it, your mouse is not sending that input to the computer.

A dedicated double-click test measures the interval between your two clicks and warns when it is suspiciously short. That pattern — two clicks firing from a single physical press — is the classic symptom of a worn micro-switch, the most common mouse fault and a valid reason for a warranty claim.

Everything runs in your browser with no download and no upload. The right-click context menu is disabled inside the test area so the right button can be tested properly, and a click counter plus reset button let you run repeated checks.

How to use Mouse Tester

  1. Move your cursor into the test area on the page.
  2. Click each button — left, middle, right, back and forward — and watch it light up on the diagram.
  3. Scroll the wheel up and down to confirm both directions register.
  4. Double-click inside the double-click box and read the measured interval.
  5. Watch for double-clicks you did not make — they indicate a worn switch.
  6. Press Reset to clear the results and test again.

Frequently asked questions

Single-click slowly in the double-click zone. If the tool registers two clicks from one physical press, or reports an interval far faster than humanly possible, the button’s micro-switch is worn and firing twice.

Some browsers reserve those buttons for page navigation, and some mice need their driver software running for side buttons to work. Try another browser, and check the vendor software’s button mapping before blaming the hardware.

The context menu is intentionally suppressed inside the test area — otherwise every right-click would open the browser menu instead of registering as a testable button press. Outside the area, right-click behaves normally.

Yes. Any pointing device the operating system recognizes can be tested — wired, wireless or built-in trackpad. Wireless lag or dropped clicks can also show up here, hinting at battery or interference issues.

Yes on both counts. It is completely free, and every click is processed locally in your browser — nothing about your input is recorded or sent anywhere.


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