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OneType · Web toolA free typing test with live words per minute and accuracy. Pick 15, 30 or 60 seconds, type the passage, and see where you land.
Click the text below and start typing — the clock starts on your first keystroke.
Choose 15, 30 or 60 seconds. Shorter runs reward raw bursts of speed, longer ones show how well you hold a pace.
Click the passage and begin. The clock starts on your first keystroke, correct letters turn green and mistakes are underlined in red.
When the time runs out you get your words per minute, accuracy and character count. Press Try again for a fresh passage.
Want to keep your scores? OneType on the App Store tracks your best runs and progress over time.
Yes. The test is free, needs no account and has no limit on how many times you run it. The OneType iPhone app is also free on the App Store.
Words per minute uses the standard formula of correct characters divided by five, divided by the minutes elapsed. Spaces count as characters, so typing the spaces between words matters. Only characters you got right are counted, so mashing keys does not raise your score.
Around 40 WPM is the average for adults typing on a keyboard, 60 to 80 WPM is comfortably fast, and above 100 WPM is very fast. Phone keyboards usually score lower than a physical keyboard, so compare like with like.
Accuracy is the share of keystrokes that landed on the right character. Backspacing to fix a mistake still counts the original wrong keystroke against you, which is why fixing errors is worth it — they cost accuracy but not speed twice.
Yes. Tap the passage and your keyboard opens; autocorrect and capitalisation are switched off so nothing is typed for you. Scores are usually lower than on a laptop, so use a physical keyboard if you want a comparable number.
No. Your text and score live in the page while it is open and are never sent to a server or stored on your device. A reload starts fresh. The OneType app keeps your history and tracks progress over time.
No. Each test is shuffled from a pool of a few hundred common English words, and Restart deals a new one. The words are lowercase and punctuation-free so you are measured on speed rather than on finding the apostrophe key.
OneType is not affiliated with any typing certificate or test service. Your score is measured and kept in your browser — nothing is uploaded.