WPM
(correct characters ÷ 5) ÷ minutes
Words Per Minute estimates how many standard five-character words you type in one minute.
Copy the passage and the first character starts the clock. Check your WPM and accuracy together.
Your first character starts the clock
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog, then circles back to ask why the dog looked so unimpressed. The dog yawns, closes one eye, and declines to comment.
The 15-second test is the default. Choose 30 seconds for a steadier result or 60 seconds for consistency.
Enter the first character in the text box. The timer starts automatically.
When time runs out, see your WPM, accuracy, errors, and personal best.
The test compares each character you type with the character in the same position. WPM uses the common five-character word standard, so spaces and punctuation count toward the result.
(correct characters ÷ 5) ÷ minutes
Words Per Minute estimates how many standard five-character words you type in one minute.
correct characters ÷ typed characters × 100
Typing faster with more errors lowers your accuracy.
current characters that differ from the passage
Correcting a character with Backspace removes it from the current error count.
Longer tests reward a steady rhythm and accuracy more than a short burst. Personal bests stay separate for each duration.
Start without pressure and get a result right away.
Balance speed, accuracy, and focus over a longer run.
See how well you hold your pace for a full minute.
PlayMinute groups results into Warm-up, Steady, Fast, and Sprint. Your most useful benchmark is your previous result on the same device and test length.
Keyboard, device, browser, and passage difficulty can change the result. The pace labels guide practice; they are not official percentiles.
Reduce errors before chasing speed. Consistent movement builds a faster rhythm.
Watch the next few characters instead of looking down at the keyboard.
Release tension in your shoulders, wrists, and fingers. Stop if typing feels uncomfortable.
Use the same device and duration to see whether your typing is improving.
Yes. The first entered character starts the timer and counts toward your result.
Typing tests use five characters as a standard word so results stay comparable even when passages contain words of different lengths.
Yes. Use Backspace as needed. The final result uses the text left in the input box when time ends.
It stays in this browser's localStorage, separated by language and duration. No account or installation is required.