Typing ToolkitTargeted drills
Practice common words, tricky keys, punctuation, numbers and speed bursts.
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Measure your WPM and accuracy, then practice with structured lessons and targeted drills.
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Learn touch typing
Start at the home row and progress through structured lessons at your own pace.
Start lessons →Track improvement
See recent tests, your personal best and the keys that cost you the most accuracy.
View progress →A toolkit, not just a stopwatch.
Choose the right test
| Test | Use it to |
|---|---|
| 1 minute typing test | Get the standard score most sites and employers use |
| WPM test | Compare 15-second bursts with 2- and 5-minute endurance tests |
| Accuracy test | Focus on errors and find the keys you miss |
| Number typing test | Practise dates, times, codes and figures for data entry |
Every test counts only correct characters towards your speed, five characters to a word, and shows accuracy and raw speed when you finish. How WPM is calculated.
Learn, practise, track
New to touch typing? The 12 lessons take you from the home row to full sentences, each unlocked at 90% accuracy. Drills give fresh words, numbers, punctuation and code, and Adaptive practice focuses on the keys you miss most. Your results build up on the progress page, stored only in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good typing speed?
A large study of 168,000 online typists found an average of 52 WPM, with most people between 30 and 60. See average typing speed.
Do I need an account?
No. Results, lesson progress and weak keys are saved in your own browser so you can track progress without signing up. Clearing your browser data removes them.
Can I take a longer test?
Yes. Choose 2 or 5 minutes above. The text keeps extending as you type, so you never run out of passage.
Does it work on phones?
It works with on-screen keyboards, but results are not comparable with a physical keyboard. For the most meaningful score, use a computer.
Reviewed October 2026 · How we write our guides · Suggest a correction