Typing Test
Free Typing Test

Online typing speed test

Type the words below for one minute to measure your WPM and accuracy. The timer starts with your first keystroke, and your result appears instantly no sign-up required.

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Choose a timer and typing style

Use common words for a speed baseline, or add sentences, capitals, numbers, and symbols for a more demanding accuracy test.

How this typing test calculates WPM

One standard word equals five correctly typed characters, including spaces. Your correct character count is divided by five and then by the minutes elapsed. Accuracy is the percentage of scored keystrokes that matched the target text. This means a controlled, accurate attempt can produce a better result than rushing through errors.

How to get a reliable result

  • Use a physical keyboard and your normal sitting position.
  • Complete the full minute; very short bursts exaggerate speed.
  • Repeat the same test two or three times and compare the median score.
  • Track accuracy with WPM instead of judging speed alone.
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