Master Typing in Minutes a Day
Learn touch typing with structured lessons, test your speed with timed drills, and play fun games to build muscle memory. All in your browser.
Quick Start — Timed Tests
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Lessons
10 progressive lessons from home row to full paragraphs
Timed Tests
Measure your WPM and accuracy under pressure
Typing Games
4 fun games to build speed while having fun
Finger Guide
Learn correct finger placement and posture
Typing Lessons
Start from Lesson 1 and work your way up. Keep your fingers on the home row and eyes on the screen.
Typing Tests
Choose a duration and text difficulty. Your WPM and accuracy will be measured live. Standard WPM: 1 word = 5 characters typed correctly.
Typing Games
Four games to build speed while having fun. Each one trains a different skill.
Word Storm
Words fall from the sky. Type them fast before they hit the ground!
Typing Race
Race against a bot. Every correct word pushes you forward.
Word Blast
One word at a time. Type it before the timer runs out.
Word Scramble
Letters are jumbled. Type the correct word quickly.
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Finger Placement & Posture Guide
Touch typing means typing without looking at the keyboard. This is only possible if every finger always returns to its home position.
The Home Row — Your Base Position
Place both hands on the middle row. Rest your left index finger on F and your right index finger on J. You'll feel a small raised bump on both keys — that's your anchor. Every other finger finds its key from here.
Which Finger Presses Which Key
Thumbs press the Space bar.
Correct Posture Checklist
- Sit up straight — back supported by the chair
- Feet flat on the floor, knees at 90°
- Elbows bent at roughly 90°, close to your sides
- Wrists straight — not bent up or down
- Screen at eye level, arm's length away
- Fingers curved over home row keys
- Do not rest wrists on the desk while typing
- Look at the screen, not the keyboard
How to Build Speed
- Accuracy first, speed second. 100% accurate typing naturally speeds up.
- Practice 15–20 minutes daily. Short sessions beat marathons.
- Never look down. If you forget a key, glance once and remember.
- Don't stop to fix every typo mid-word — finish, then correct.
- Use the correct finger even if it feels slow. Wrong habits are hard to unlearn.
- Track your WPM weekly. Improvements come in steps.
Understanding Your Stats
- WPM: Words per minute. 1 word = 5 characters.
- Accuracy: Percentage of characters typed correctly.
- Slow (0–25): Beginner. Focus on accuracy.
- Average (25–45): Casual typist. Most people start here.
- Fluent (45–65): Comfortable speed for work.
- Fast (65–85): Very good. Above most office workers.
- Expert (85+): Professional level.