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How fast can you type?
Find out in 30 seconds.

Start typing below to measure your WPM, accuracy and consistency — then find your weak keys and climb the leaderboard.

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Just start typing — the timer begins on your first keystroke.

More than a WPM number

Most typing tests stop at a score. FreeType shows you exactly how to get faster.

01 / insight

Weak-key heatmaps

A per-key error map shows precisely which keys cost you speed and accuracy, so you always drill the right thing.

02 / metrics

WPM, accuracy & consistency

The three numbers that matter, tracked every session in a clean insights dashboard.

03 / compete

Live leaderboard

Pick a handle, submit your best run, and see where you rank against typists worldwide.

04 / progress

Skill-tree unlocks

Climb from home-row basics to advanced drills. Hit WPM thresholds to unlock the next tier.

05 / focus

Distraction-free test

No clutter, no countdown anxiety. A clean, keyboard-first test that starts when you do.

06 / for coders

Real-code mode

Developers can switch to typing real snippets in six programming languages — same metrics, same leaderboard.

Code typing practice

Write code for a living? Drill the syntax you type every day.

Measure it. Beat it. Repeat.

Take a test, share your stats, climb the leaderboard, come back tomorrow.

What is a good typing speed?+

The average typing speed is around 40 WPM. 60–80 WPM is good, 90–110 is fast, and 120+ puts you in the top few percent. Accuracy above 97% matters more than raw speed.

How is WPM calculated?+

Words per minute = (correct characters ÷ 5) ÷ minutes elapsed. We also show raw WPM (including mistakes), accuracy, and consistency — how even your typing rhythm is.

Is FreeType free?+

Yes. The typing test, practice drills, heatmaps and leaderboard are all free, with no account required.

Can I practice typing code too?+

Yes — switch the test to code mode to practice real snippets in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C++, Go and Rust.