Type original English passages for 60 seconds and see your WPM and text accuracy.
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Choose Start test, then type the displayed text. The first character starts the 60-second clock.
Match capitals, punctuation and spaces. Backspace to correct a mistake; pasting and dropping text are disabled.
A fully correct passage brings up the next one. Keep typing until the timer ends.
Review your WPM and text accuracy, then restart for another round.
Typing Speed is a one-minute copying challenge with original English passages. The text highlights correct and incorrect characters as you type. It measures this browser session, including your familiarity with the text and keyboard, rather than assigning a general ability score.
WPM is the number of correctly positioned characters, including spaces, divided by five over the 60-second run, rounded to a whole number. Higher is better. Text accuracy is correct retained characters divided by all retained typed characters; corrected mistakes no longer count. An unstarted or restarted run is not saved.
More about your scores →If 250 characters are correctly positioned when the minute ends, your result is 250 / 5 = 50 WPM. If you retained 260 typed characters in total, text accuracy is approximately 96%. Spaces and punctuation count as characters.
If a letter is wrong, use Backspace before typing more. The highlight compares positions, so an extra character can shift the rest of a sentence.
Compare physical-keyboard runs with the same keyboard, or phone runs with the same phone settings. Text predictions and autocorrection can change what you are measuring.
Read a few characters ahead while keeping a steady pace.
Correct mistakes before continuing so the remaining characters stay in position.
Compare runs using the same keyboard or phone input method.
Results describe this game session. They are not IQ scores, diagnoses or clinical assessments.
Start test prepares the passage. The countdown begins on your first accepted typed character, not when you press Start.
Yes, with the on-screen keyboard. Autocorrect, predictions and keyboard behavior can affect results; compare like-for-like input methods.
When every character matches, another passage appears and the same countdown continues.
No. This is text accuracy for the text you retained, not keystroke accuracy. Backspace removes the wrong character, but the time spent correcting still affects WPM.
Pasting and dropping text are disabled so the task remains a typing exercise.
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