⌨️ Typing Speed Test

How fast can you type? Start typing to begin the test automatically.

Last updated: June 2025
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WPM
100%
Accuracy
60
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Errors
60
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good typing speed?
Average typing speed is 40 WPM. A speed of 50-60 WPM is considered good for most office work. 70-80 WPM is professional grade, and anything above 90 WPM puts you in the top tier of typists. Speeds above 120 WPM are rare and expert-level.
How is WPM calculated?
WPM (Words Per Minute) is calculated by dividing the total number of correctly typed characters by 5 (the average word length) and then multiplying by 60 divided by the elapsed time in seconds. This standardizes the measurement regardless of actual word lengths.
What typing techniques improve speed?
The most effective technique is touch typing — using all 10 fingers without looking at the keyboard. Place your fingers on the home row (ASDF JKL;) and practice daily for 15-20 minutes. Focus on accuracy first, then gradually increase speed. Proper posture and ergonomics also help prevent fatigue.
What is typing accuracy and why does it matter?
Typing accuracy is the percentage of correctly typed characters compared to total characters typed. Accuracy matters more than raw speed in professional settings — fixing errors takes more time than typing slightly slower and accurately. Aim for 95%+ accuracy before focusing on speed.
What keyboard is best for fast typing?
Mechanical keyboards with tactile switches (Cherry MX Blue or Brown, Gateron, etc.) are popular among fast typists for their precise feedback. However, the best keyboard is one you're comfortable with. Many professional typists use standard membrane keyboards. A 60% or TKL layout can also help by reducing hand travel distance.