Invite Someone to Learn Typing

Help a friend, classmate, colleague, or family member learn to type faster and more accurately.

Challenge a Friend

Try the free Typing Challenge, then share the same text and your score for a friend to beat. Everyone can join—no login or Premium plan needed.

Share Your Typing Progress

Create and share cards for your results, achievements and certificates. Choose which details to include.

Shareable progress

Preview, share, download, copy, or send through WhatsApp.

Downloadable PNG cards

Cards are created at 1200 × 630 pixels for clear sharing on social platforms and messaging apps.

Privacy remains under your control

WPM, accuracy, dates, and learner names can be removed before creating a card. Generated images are not uploaded by the website.

Consistent branding

Every card uses the same TypingTutor.Online design so lesson, test, game, achievement, and certificate posts look professional.

How to share your typing result, challenge or certificate

This Sharing Center is for celebrating real progress and inviting someone to practise—not for uploading private documents. A share card can communicate your measured typing speed, accuracy or learning milestone in a simple visual format. You choose the details before sharing, and you can keep the card private by downloading it without posting it anywhere.

A simple example: share a typing test result

  1. Finish a three-minute typing test or a guided lesson so your browser has a saved result.
  2. Return to the Sharing Center, select the matching activity category and open a result card. If no cards appear, first finish an eligible activity on this device.
  3. Review WPM, accuracy, date and any name shown. Turn off any details you do not want to share, then preview the card.
  4. Use the available options to download a PNG, copy a result, share using a supported device feature or open WhatsApp. Check the destination and recipient before sending.

Challenge a friend fairly

For a friendly comparison, use the Typing Challenge and give your friend the matching challenge link. Use the same text and mode where possible. Celebrate accuracy as well as WPM; a faster but much less accurate attempt is not necessarily a better typing result.

Can I put a shared card on a résumé?

A casual game or practice card is useful for motivation but is not an official employment qualification. For a job application, first read how to present typing speed on a résumé. If you need evidence of your skill, check the TypingTutor.Online certificate requirements and include a valid verification link for an eligible, site-issued certificate. An employer may still ask you to take its own typing assessment.

Privacy and sharing reminders

Card previews are generated from locally available results. A card you post to a social network or messaging service is then subject to that service's privacy settings. Avoid publishing certificate names, school information or personal details without permission. The basic sharing tools are available without a Premium subscription.