Master the Art of Typing

Whether you're a beginner...

Choose Your Challenge

How It Works

1. Select a Test

Choose any test from our wide range of categories that suits your practice needs.

2. Start Typing

Click the "Start Test" button and type the text as quickly and accurately as you can.

3. Analyze Your Results

After each test, review your WPM, accuracy, and error rate to track your progress.

Get Your Certificate

1. Complete a Test

Finish any typing test on our platform to become eligible for a certificate.

2. Enter Your Details

Click the "Get Certificate" button on the results screen and fill in your details.

3. Download & Share

Preview your personalized certificate and download it as a high-quality image to share.

A Glimpse of Our Tests

Time & Word Typing Test

Classic Time & Word tests to measure your baseline speed.

Difficulty Levels Typing Test

Challenge yourself with Easy, Medium, and Hard word lists.

Code & Math Typing Test

Practice with real code snippets and mathematical formulas.

Aesthetic Themes for Typing Test

Customize your experience with beautiful themes like Forest Mode.

Recent Community Scores

P

Priya S.

Time Test (1 Min)

88 WPM97% Acc
J

John M.

Difficulty (Hard)

102 WPM99% Acc
A

Ananya K.

No-Backspace

65 WPM100% Acc
E

Emily R.

Code (JavaScript)

75 WPM98% Acc
V

Vikram P.

Language (Spanish)

58 WPM95% Acc
M

Michael B.

Time Test (2 Min)

95 WPM96% Acc
I

Isha G.

Custom Text

79 WPM99% Acc
S

Sarah W.

Time Test (1 Min)

115 WPM98% Acc

Frequently Asked Questions

What is WPM?

WPM stands for Words Per Minute. It's the standard metric for measuring typing speed. To ensure a fair comparison, one "word" is standardized as five keystrokes, including spaces and punctuation.

How is accuracy calculated?

Accuracy is the percentage of characters you type correctly. If a test is 100 characters long and you type 95 correctly, your accuracy is 95%. High accuracy is crucial for achieving a high effective speed.

What is the difference between gross WPM and net WPM?

Gross WPM is your raw speed based on everything you type, including errors. Net WPM (which we focus on) adjusts this score by penalizing for uncorrected mistakes, giving you a more realistic measure of your useful typing speed.

Why is touch typing important?

Touch typing is the ability to type without looking at the keyboard. It dramatically improves speed and accuracy because it allows your fingers to develop muscle memory. This frees up your mental focus for the content you're writing, not the mechanics of typing.

How long does it take to learn to touch type?

It varies, but with consistent daily practice (15-30 minutes), most people can learn the entire keyboard layout in a few weeks and see significant speed improvements within one to two months. The key is regular, focused practice.

Should I focus on speed or accuracy first?

Always focus on accuracy first. Speed is a byproduct of accuracy. If you type quickly but make many mistakes, you waste time making corrections, which lowers your overall speed. Build a solid foundation of accuracy, and speed will follow naturally.

What is a good typing speed?

An average typing speed is around 40 WPM. A speed of 60-70 WPM is considered proficient for most administrative and professional jobs. Competitive typists often exceed 100 WPM. The best goal is to consistently improve upon your own personal best.

Do I need a special keyboard for these tests?

Not at all! Our tests are designed for any standard keyboard layout (like QWERTY). While mechanical keyboards can improve the typing feel for some people, you can become a proficient typist on any keyboard with practice.

How do I handle capital letters and punctuation?

You should type them exactly as they appear in the text. Use the 'Shift' key for capital letters and symbols. The 'Difficulty Levels' and 'Code & Math' tests are specifically designed to help you practice these.

Are the certificates official?

Our certificates are a fantastic way to verify and share your achievement. While they are not an official accreditation, they serve as a personal testament to your measured proficiency, perfect for adding to a portfolio or sharing on social media.