Measure your average typing speed in words per minute (WPM), compare with global benchmarks, and track your improvement over time — completely free, no account needed.
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LIVEInstant error highlighting — correct chars in green, wrong in red. Accuracy % calculated live.
LIVEBeautiful WPM and accuracy trend charts powered by Chart.js. See your improvement over time.
CHARTSEarn Bronze, Silver, and Gold badges as your average typing speed improves. Unlock achievements!
GAMIFIEDVisual heatmap showing which keys you struggle with most. Target your weak spots for improvement.
VISUALNew challenge every day with specific WPM and accuracy targets. Build a typing streak!
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CUSTOMThe average typing speed for a computer user is approximately 40 words per minute (WPM). Professional typists typically achieve 65–75 WPM, while data entry specialists often exceed 90 WPM. The average typing speed in WPM varies significantly by age, experience, and keyboard type.
The fastest typing speed in the world on record is 216 WPM achieved by Barbara Blackburn in 2005 using the Dvorak layout. In 2020, typist Abhishek Jain set digital records exceeding 200 WPM. The average person types at around 40 WPM, making a 100 WPM typist 2.5× faster than the normal typing speed.