What this test measures
This test measures effective WPM, gross WPM, accuracy, errors, correct characters, and consistency. A qualifying result is stored locally so you can compare later attempts.
Same theme, keyboard guidance, local statistics, and input handling as the tutor.
Measure your typing speed in one focused minute. This quick test is useful for regular practice, daily progress checks, and comparing your latest result with your personal best.
History stays on this device and is not uploaded to a server.
| Date | Net WPM | Accuracy | Errors | Correct | Consistency |
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This test measures effective WPM, gross WPM, accuracy, errors, correct characters, and consistency. A qualifying result is stored locally so you can compare later attempts.
Start typing and use the one-minute result as a quick benchmark. To test your typing speed over time, repeat the same duration and compare WPM together with accuracy and consistency.
A quick daily speed and accuracy check for learners, students, job applicants, and experienced typists.
Your test history and private per-key performance data remain in your browser. You can clear them by clearing this site’s browser data. Sharing happens only when you select Share Result.
A one-minute session works well as a short typing speed test when you want a quick WPM and accuracy check without committing to a long exercise. It is also a practical short typing test for comparing regular practice sessions over time.
This one-minute test can help students check typing speed and accuracy before choosing their next practice activity. Use a familiar keyboard, read the passage carefully and prioritise accurate keystrokes. There is no single passing WPM for every student; a teacher may set a target suited to the assignment.
If finding keys is still difficult, begin with the typing course. For repeated mistakes, use the practice option in your results. Retest with the same duration to make your comparison more useful.
For assigned work, open the test from your student dashboard so it is connected to the assignment. An ordinary test opened here is not automatically a classroom submission. You can also try a 3-minute student typing test.