Find your favorite desk clicker
Pick your click
Avocados, turtles, egg cartons, and more: our clickers turn familiar shapes into something you can press. Browse the designs, compare them with articulated animals, and find one you like.
What makes a desk clicker
- A repeatable action — a press, a pit, or a pop that resets every time.
- Compact enough to sit beside a keyboard, ride in a pocket, or drop into a gift bag.
- Sound that ranges from soft to noticeable, depending on the shape and fit.
If you want something silent instead, look at our articulated animals — their feedback is movement rather than sound. The Articulated Collectibles vs Clickers guide below walks through the difference.
Our desk clickers
- Avocado Clicker — $5.99 — pit-press click, playful avocado.
- Turtle Clicker — $15 — multi-click turtle.
- Egg Carton Clicker — $13.99 — pop-style mini carton.
- Football Team Inspired Turtle Clicker — $15 — team-inspired turtle.
- Valentine's Day Clickers — seasonal, see the shop for availability.
- Popsicle Clickers — $11.99 — pack of 4.
- Condiment Clickers — $5.99 — pack of 2.
Every clicker in one place
Clickers vs articulated collectibles
Two different tactile experiences — pick by the feel you prefer.
Desk clickers
Repeated press-and-release feedback, compact desk or pocket size, soft to noticeable click, easy to hand someone as a small gift.
Articulated collectibles
Silent movement through the whole body, flexible segmented handling, animal designs that also look good on a shelf.
Both the Capybara and the Axolotl are $4 and completely quiet, which makes them easy picks for shared spaces.
Clickers as gifts
Clickers are small, immediately understandable, and easy to wrap — good stocking stuffers, party favors, and add-ons. For more small-gift picks, see Tactile Gifts Under $20 in the links below.
Buying in Illinois
If you'd rather press one before you buy, several Fox Valley shops carry our clickers in person — see Where to Buy in Illinois in the links below.
Small parts
Clickers contain small parts and are not intended for children under 3. Use with adult supervision — choking hazard. More detail in our Safety and Age Guidance page.
Frequently asked questions
Are desk clickers loud?
It depends on the design. Most of ours land between a soft tick and a noticeable click. The Avocado Clicker is a good place to start if you want something quieter, and articulated animals are silent.
Which clicker should I try first?
Start with the Avocado Clicker. It's our smallest and least expensive clicker, with a single pit-press action that shows you exactly what a clicker feels like.
Are clickers safe for young children?
Clickers contain small parts and are not intended for children under 3. Use with adult supervision — choking hazard.
What are they made of?
Eco-friendly PLA, printed and hand-finished in small batches in the United States.