Typing speed test
Timed tests of 15, 30, 60 or 120 seconds, word tests, real sentences, punctuation and numbers. See live WPM, accuracy and combo, then a speed chart, consistency score and your most-missed keys.
Evoke Typing is a free typing trainer that feels like a game. Check your words per minute (WPM) and accuracy in seconds, learn touch typing step by step with animated hands that show which finger to use, and level up with XP, ranks and achievements. No account and no downloads needed.
Timed tests of 15, 30, 60 or 120 seconds, word tests, real sentences, punctuation and numbers. See live WPM, accuracy and combo, then a speed chart, consistency score and your most-missed keys.
24 guided lessons from the home row to numbers and symbols. Each lesson shows realistic animated hands and a colour-coded keyboard, with an optional voice coach reading the instructions.
A new text every day, the same for everyone. Come back daily, keep your streak alive and try to beat your best score.
Six arcade games: Turbo Race, Asteroid Blaster, Boss Battle RPG, Key Hero rhythm game, Memory Flash and Word Rain. They work on phones too.
Every keystroke is analysed. The trainer builds drills from the letters you miss most, and a heatmap shows exactly where you lose time.
Pass a 60-second test with 90% accuracy and download a certificate with your name, speed, accuracy and level for your CV or class.
| Class | WPM | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 🐢 Turtle | under 20 | Beginner. Focus on the home row and accuracy. |
| 🏃 Runner | 20–35 | Learning touch typing; muscle memory is forming. |
| 🏎️ Racer | 35–50 | Around the average adult speed. |
| ✈️ Jet | 50–70 | Fast, professional typing. |
| 🚀 Rocket | 70–90 | Faster than about 95% of people. |
| ⚡ Lightning | 90+ | Competition level. |
WPM is the number of correctly typed characters divided by 5 (one standard word), divided by the minutes you typed. Raw WPM counts every keystroke, including mistakes, and accuracy is the share of keystrokes that were correct.
Learn touch typing: rest your fingers on the home row (ASDF JKL;), use the correct finger for every key, keep your eyes on the screen and practise 10 to 15 minutes a day. Accuracy first, and speed follows.
No. Create a player with your name (and optionally your email) to keep records, compare scores with other players on the same device, export your history or email yourself a report. Everything stays in your browser.
Yes, but for real typing practice a physical keyboard is best. The lessons and on-screen keyboard are designed for desktop and laptop keyboards.