Find out your real typing speed and accuracy in under a minute. No sign-up, no ads, nothing to install.
Words per minute, using the standard definition: one "word" is five correctly typed characters. Only correct keystrokes count, so you cannot inflate your score by mashing keys.
The percentage of your keystrokes that were correct. Accuracy matters more than raw speed — fixing mistakes costs more time than typing carefully in the first place.
| Speed | What it means |
|---|---|
| 10–25 WPM | Beginner — usually hunt-and-peck, looking at the keyboard. |
| 26–40 WPM | Around the average for most adults. |
| 41–60 WPM | Solid. A comfortable pace for everyday office work. |
| 61–80 WPM | Well above average. Typing is no longer slowing your thinking down. |
| 81–100+ WPM | Professional territory — transcriptionists, programmers, writers. |
Most typing tests give you a number and stop there. This one records how you do on every individual key, then shows the ones you miss most often — and builds practice drills from exactly those keys. That is usually the fastest way to improve, because a handful of weak keys tend to account for most mistakes.
Is the typing test free?
Yes — completely free, no account needed. Everything runs in your browser and your results stay on your own device.
How is WPM calculated?
One word equals five correctly typed characters (including spaces). Correct characters ÷ 5 ÷ minutes elapsed.
Do you store my results?
Your scores are saved locally in your own browser so you can track progress. Nothing is uploaded and there are no accounts.
Do I need a physical keyboard?
Yes. The test is designed for a laptop or desktop keyboard, not a touchscreen.