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Typing Speed Test

v1.0.0

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The printing press, invented by Gutenberg around 1440, made books affordable and accelerated the spread of literacy across Europe.

🏅 Achievements

⌨️
First Keystroke
Complete your first typing test
common
🐢
Hunt-and-Peck Pro
Reach 40 WPM
common
🐇
Typing Enthusiast
Reach 60 WPM
uncommon
🚀
Speed Typist
Reach 80 WPM
rare
💯
Centurion
Reach 100 WPM
epic
Keyboard Virtuoso
Reach 120 WPM
legendary
🎯
Perfectionist
Finish a test with 100% accuracy
rare
🏅
Dedicated Typist
Complete 10 tests
uncommon
🏆
Marathon Fingers
Complete 50 tests
epic
💀
Glutton for Punishment
Complete a hard difficulty test
rare
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About the Typing Speed Test

The Typing Speed Test measures how fast and accurately you type using the standard WPM (words per minute) metric. All results are saved locally in your browser so you can track your improvement over time.

How WPM is calculated

WPM is calculated by dividing the total number of characters typed by 5 (the average word length), then dividing that by the elapsed time in minutes. This gives a consistent result regardless of the actual words in the passage.

Accuracy is calculated separately: the percentage of characters you typed that matched the passage exactly. A high WPM with low accuracy is less useful than a moderate WPM with near-perfect accuracy, so both numbers matter.

Difficulty levels

  • Easy: Short sentences with common everyday words. Great for warm-ups or beginners.
  • Medium: Mixed vocabulary including numbers and punctuation. The standard benchmark level.
  • Hard: Long, complex sentences with technical vocabulary. Requires focus and precision.

Tips to improve

  • Prioritise accuracy over speed — faster typing follows naturally with practice.
  • Keep your fingers on the home row (ASDF / JKL;) and avoid looking at the keyboard.
  • Short daily sessions beat long infrequent ones for building muscle memory.
  • Use the weekly chart to spot plateaus and push through them.

Privacy

All test results are stored only in your browser's localStorage. Nothing is sent to any server. Use the Clear History button in the panel to erase all data at any time.