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Free typing tests
The 1-minute test above is the standard. Below are all 23 typing tests: pick a length, type the text, and get your net and raw words per minute, accuracy and error count the moment you finish. Nothing to install, no account needed.
Timed tests
Race the clock. Type as much as you can before the timer hits zero.
30-Second test
Thirty seconds is a pure burst: there is no time to recover from a stumble, so it rewards clean, confident starts.
Take the test1-Minute test
One minute is the standard typing test length used by schools and employers, long enough to smooth out a lucky start and short enough to repeat several times in a row..
Take the test2-Minute test
Two minutes starts to test consistency as well as speed.
Take the test3-Minute test
Three minutes is a common length for job-application typing tests.
Take the test5-Minute test
Five minutes is the classic certification length for data-entry and administrative roles.
Take the test10-Minute test
Ten minutes measures the speed you can genuinely sustain while working.
Take the test15-Minute test
Fifteen minutes is endurance territory, close to writing a long email or report without a break.
Take the test20-Minute test
Twenty minutes is the longest test here and the truest measure of working typing speed.
Take the testWord count tests
A fixed number of words. The clock counts up until you finish.
100-Word test
A hundred words takes most people one to three minutes, making it a quick, concrete goal that feels different from racing a timer..
Take the test500-Word test
Five hundred words is about one page of text.
Take the test1,000-Word test
A thousand words is a real workout — roughly a short essay.
Take the testSpecial tests
Numbers, code, data entry, punctuation and more — test the keys other tests skip.
Paragraph test
Because real writing is full of punctuation and capitals, this is the test that best predicts how fast you actually type emails, essays and reports..
Take the testNumbers test
Most typists are far slower and less accurate on digits than on letters, so this test quickly shows — and fixes — one of the most common gaps in keyboard skill..
Take the test10-Key test
Ten-key speed is a core skill in accounting, banking and data entry, where it is often measured separately from ordinary typing speed..
Take the testData Entry test
Data entry work rewards accuracy above everything — one wrong digit makes a record useless — so pay closer attention to your accuracy score than to your speed here..
Take the testCoding test
Programmers spend much of their time on the symbol keys that ordinary typing tests ignore.
Take the testKids test
It is designed to be encouraging rather than strict: a gentle way for young typists to see their progress and want to try again..
Take the testAlphabet A–Z test
It takes only a few seconds, which makes it wonderfully repeatable — and a surprisingly good drill for finding letters without looking..
Take the testType 1 to 100 test
It sounds easy and feels endless — and it is one of the best drills there is for building speed on the number row..
Take the testPunctuation test
If your speed drops sharply here compared with a plain word test, punctuation is what is holding back your real-world typing..
Take the testQuotes test
Familiar sentences are easier to read ahead, so many people set their best scores here — and it is simply more enjoyable than typing random words..
Take the testHome Row test
Speed on the home row is the foundation of touch typing.
Take the testHard Words test
Common-word tests flatter everyone.
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