Typing test
Type for 15 seconds to 5 minutes and see your words a minute, accuracy and how steady you were, counted as the page says, on your device.
Free, private, in your browser
Type common words, passages from classic books or numbers for 15 seconds to 5 minutes, and see your words a minute, your raw speed, your accuracy and how steady you were second by second, each counted by a formula the page shows. Nothing you type leaves your device, and there are no adverts to interrupt a test.
No account, no limits on use, and your files never leave your device: each tool runs in the browser.
Type for 15 seconds to 5 minutes and see your words a minute, accuracy and how steady you were, counted as the page says, on your device.
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What the fastest typists in a study of 168,000 people did differently, and a simple way to practise with a one minute typing test in your browser.
Many jobs ask for a typing speed, often 35 to 45 net words a minute over five minutes. What that means, which tests employers accept, and how to practise.