Test Your Typing Speed

Challenge yourself with our interactive typing test and join thousands improving their digital skills daily

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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Typing quickly and accurately is an essential skill in today's digital world. Practice regularly to improve your speed and precision.

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How It Works

Simple steps to test and improve your typing skills

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Start the Test

Click the start button and prepare to type the displayed text as quickly and accurately as possible.

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Type the Text

Type the displayed text in the input field. The timer starts automatically when you begin typing.

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Get Results

After the timer ends, you'll see your typing speed in WPM, accuracy percentage, and other stats.

Key Features

What makes our typing test stand out

Real-time Tracking

Monitor your WPM and accuracy as you type with our real-time tracking system.

Customizable Tests

Choose from various text samples and difficulty levels to challenge yourself appropriately.

Detailed Analytics

Get comprehensive insights into your typing performance with detailed statistics.

Cross-device Support

Practice your typing skills on any device with our responsive design.

User Profiles

Create a personal profile to save your test history and track your improvement over time.

Achievements

Earn badges and achievements as you improve your typing skills for extra motivation.

Global Statistics

See how you compare with typists worldwide

Average WPM by Age Group

48
13-18
60
19-24
68
25-34
56
35-44
44
45+

Typing Speed Distribution

WPM
0-30 WPM (20%)
31-50 WPM (30%)
51-70 WPM (25%)
71+ WPM (15%)

Top Typists This Week

Rank User WPM Accuracy
1 JD JohnDoe 142 98.5%
2 AS AlexSmith 138 97.2%
3 MJ MaryJones 135 99.1%
4 RK RyanKim 129 96.8%
5 LP LisaPatel 127 98.3%

Pro Typing Tips

Expert advice to boost your typing speed and accuracy

Proper Posture

Maintain the right posture for comfortable typing...

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Proper Posture

Sit up straight with your feet flat on the floor. Position your keyboard so your elbows form a 90-degree angle. Keep your wrists straight and slightly elevated above the keyboard. This reduces strain and allows for faster, more comfortable typing over long periods.

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Finger Positioning

Learn the correct finger placement on the keyboard...

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Finger Positioning

Place your fingers on the home row (ASDF for left hand, JKL; for right hand). Each finger is responsible for specific keys. Your thumbs should rest on the space bar. This "touch typing" technique allows you to type without looking at the keyboard, dramatically increasing your speed over time.

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Regular Practice

Consistency is key to improving typing speed...

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Regular Practice

Practice for 15-30 minutes daily rather than several hours once a week. Focus on accuracy first, then gradually increase your speed. Use varied texts to practice different letter combinations. Track your progress to stay motivated and identify areas for improvement.

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Focus on Accuracy

Prioritize accuracy over speed initially...

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Focus on Accuracy

It's better to type slowly and accurately than to rush and make mistakes. Errors slow you down as you have to go back and correct them. As you build muscle memory with accurate typing, your speed will naturally increase. Remember: "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast."

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Practice Modes

Different ways to improve your typing skills

Text Passages

Practice with paragraphs from books, articles, and famous speeches to improve your overall typing fluency.

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Common Words

Focus on the most frequently used words in English to build speed with everyday vocabulary.

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Code Snippets

Practice typing programming code in various languages to improve your coding efficiency.

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Special Characters

Master typing numbers, symbols, and special characters that are often challenging for typists.

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Join Our Community

Connect with fellow typists around the world

Global Competitions

Participate in daily, weekly, and monthly typing competitions with typists from around the world.

Discussion Forums

Share tips, ask questions, and discuss typing techniques with experienced typists and beginners alike.

Learning Resources

Access exclusive tutorials, courses, and resources created by typing experts and the community.

Mentorship Program

Connect with experienced typists who can provide personalized guidance to help you improve faster.

"The community challenges pushed me to improve my typing speed from 65 WPM to over 100 WPM in just two months!"

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Tom S.

Member since 2023

"I found my typing mentor through the community, and their personalized tips helped me overcome my plateau."

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Aisha K.

Member since 2024

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Active Members
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Countries
5M+
Tests Completed

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What Users Say

Hear from people who have improved their typing skills

I improved my typing speed from 45 WPM to over 80 WPM in just three weeks of daily practice. The real-time feedback was incredibly helpful!

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Sarah Johnson

Content Creator

As a programmer, typing speed is crucial. This tool helped me identify my weaknesses and focus on improving them. Now I can code much faster!

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Michael Chen

Software Developer

I use this with my students to help them prepare for digital literacy tests. The detailed analytics help me identify areas where they need more practice.

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Emily Rodriguez

High School Teacher

FAQ

Answers to common questions

WPM stands for Words Per Minute and measures typing speed. It's calculated by dividing the number of characters typed (including spaces) by 5 (the average word length) and then dividing by the time taken in minutes. Our system also factors in accuracy by subtracting errors from the final WPM score.

Regular practice is key to improving typing speed. Start by focusing on accuracy rather than speed, use proper finger positioning (touch typing), and gradually increase your pace as you become more comfortable. Practice for short periods daily rather than long sessions infrequently.

The average typing speed is around 40 WPM, with professional typists reaching 65-75 WPM. Speeds above 80 WPM are considered excellent. However, what's "good" depends on your specific needs. For most office work, 50-60 WPM with high accuracy is sufficient, while data entry specialists and transcriptionists may need higher speeds.

Yes, you can upload or paste your own text for customized typing practice. This feature is particularly useful for professionals who want to practice with industry-specific terminology or students preparing for specific exams.

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