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Timed Typing Test

Choose a short sprint or a longer endurance run, then type until the countdown ends. The text keeps flowing while the timer runs, so you can focus on rhythm instead of waiting for a sentence to finish.

Before you start

Test setup

  • 15s, 30s, 1m or 2m
  • Custom duration
  • Countdown scoring

How to take it

  1. Select a duration above the test, or open the settings control for a custom time.
  2. Start typing when you are ready; the first keystroke begins the countdown.
  3. Keep a sustainable pace instead of sprinting for the first few seconds.
  4. When the timer reaches zero, review WPM and accuracy, then retake with the same duration.

How scoring works

The result reports WPM and accuracy for the selected time window. A longer run tests endurance; a shorter run shows your starting burst.

About the timed test

The timed test measures how much clean text you can type before a countdown ends. Choose a short sprint or a longer run, then keep the same duration when you want a fair comparison.

How the countdown works

The timer starts on your first keystroke and stops when the selected duration reaches zero. New words keep arriving during the run, so the test does not pause at the end of a line. You finish with WPM and accuracy for that time window.

Reading a timed result

WPM shows your average pace across the countdown, while accuracy shows how many of your keystrokes were correct. A burst of speed followed by corrections can produce a lower useful score than a slightly slower but consistent run. Both numbers matter because the goal is usable text, not just a large WPM figure.

Choosing and comparing durations

Fifteen seconds is a quick burst check, 30 seconds works as a short benchmark, and 60 or 120 seconds brings endurance into the result. Compare like with like: a two-minute run and a 15-second sprint measure different kinds of performance.