Choose language
My progress
All typing tests

Free Typing Tests for Speed, Accuracy and Practice

Choose a quick speed check or focused practice for code, numbers, beginners and more

Choose a typing test

60 seconds

1 Minute Typing Test

A quick benchmark for regular progress checks.

Start test →3 minutes

3 Minute Typing Test

A balanced test of speed and short-term consistency.

Start test →5 minutes

5 Minute Typing Test

A stronger measure of sustained typing control.

Start test →10 minutes

10 Minute Typing Test

An endurance test for experienced typists.

Start test →Complete passage

Paragraph Typing Test

Practice natural sentences, punctuation, and line flow.

Start test →Short common words

Typing Test for Beginners

Larger, approachable text for new typists.

Start test →For young typists

Fun Typing Test for Kids

Simple passages with fewer distractions.

Start test →Syntax and symbols

Code Typing Test

Practice brackets, indentation, punctuation, and code patterns.

Start test →Dates, money, and decimals

Data Entry Typing Test

Practice accurate workplace-style data entry.

Start test →Numeric keypad

10-Key Typing Test

Measure numeric accuracy, WPM, and KPH.

Start test →Your private text

Custom Typing Test

Paste local text that is never stored with your result.

Start test →Downloadable practice record

Typing Test Certificate

Choose a timed exam and download your result as a certificate.

Start test →

Choose a test for the skill you want to measure

Start with a one-minute typing speed test for a quick WPM baseline. Choose three or five minutes to see whether you maintain that pace after the opening burst, or ten minutes to examine endurance. Keep the duration consistent when comparing attempts.

Paragraph tests finish when you complete the text, so they suit sentence flow and punctuation practice. Beginner and kids passages use approachable language. Code, data-entry and 10-key tests focus on different character patterns; their scores should be compared within the same mode.

Choose your next step from the result

A WPM test measures transcription, including spaces and punctuation, rather than how quickly you compose new ideas. Net WPM counts correct characters in five-character units per minute. Read accuracy alongside speed to see how much control you maintained.

If one key keeps causing mistakes, use a focused practice drill. If you still search for letters, start with typing lessons. Retest with similar text and settings after practice to make the comparison useful.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How is typing speed calculated?

TypingTestDaily divides correct characters by five, then by elapsed minutes, to calculate net WPM. Accuracy compares correct keystrokes with all attempted keystrokes.

Do I need to register?

No. Testing, local history, daily streaks and weak-key practice work anonymously in this browser.