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Test Your Typing Speed

Measure your WPM, track your progress, and practice with real code. Free, open-source, and private — your data stays in your browser.

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Test History

Date WPM Accuracy Consistency Mode

Key Accuracy Heatmap

Average Typing Speed Benchmarks

How does your typing speed compare? These benchmarks are based on industry data and typing research.

40
Average Typist
65
Good Speed
80
Above Average
100+
Professional

Source: Various typing speed studies. Benchmarks based on standard English text on QWERTY keyboards.

See the full benchmarks by level and profession, with sources →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good typing speed?
The average typing speed is around 40 WPM. A good typing speed is 60–80 WPM. Professional typists typically achieve 80–100+ WPM. Competitive typists can exceed 150 WPM.
How can I improve my typing speed?
Practice regularly using MK TypeSprint's various modes. Focus on accuracy first, then speed. Use proper finger placement (home row technique). Practice with different content types including coding snippets. Take the 60-second test daily to track your progress.
What is WPM in typing?
WPM stands for Words Per Minute. It measures typing speed by counting the number of words typed correctly in one minute. A "word" is standardized as 5 characters. Raw WPM includes errors, while adjusted WPM (net WPM) subtracts penalties for mistakes.
What is the difference between WPM and Raw WPM?
WPM (net WPM) counts only correctly typed characters, giving you your effective speed. Raw WPM counts all typed characters including errors. The difference between the two indicates how many errors you're making.
Why practice coding typing?
Developers spend significant time typing code, which includes special characters like brackets, semicolons, and operators. Practicing with real code snippets helps you type faster in your daily work and reduces the cognitive load of finding special keys.

About MK TypeSprint

MK TypeSprint is a free, privacy-first typing practice platform built for people who want to improve their typing speed and accuracy. No accounts required, no data collected — your practice history stays in your browser.

Built and maintained by Kazi Musharraf, an AI Engineer, Systems Architect, and Full-Stack Developer.

Features

  • Multiple practice modes: Words, Timer, Code, and Quotes
  • Programming language practice: JavaScript, Python, TypeScript, SQL
  • Adjustable difficulty and timer durations (15s, 30s, 60s, 120s)
  • Real-time WPM, Raw WPM, and accuracy tracking
  • Personal best tracking (single global best across modes)
  • Complete test history with localStorage persistence
  • Dark mode support
  • Full keyboard navigation and accessibility
  • Zero tracking — all data stays in your browser

Privacy

MK TypeSprint does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. Your typing history, statistics, and preferences are stored exclusively in your browser's localStorage. We do not use cookies for tracking. Optional analytics (when enabled) use privacy-friendly event names with no personal identifiers.

Contact

For questions, suggestions, or issues, reach out via GitHub Issues.

Terms of Service

MK TypeSprint is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. This is a free educational tool. By using MK TypeSprint, you agree to use it for its intended purpose — typing practice and speed testing.

Last updated: July 2026.

Privacy Policy

Data Collection: MK TypeSprint does not collect personal data. No accounts, no registration, no cookies for tracking.

Local Storage: Your typing history, settings (theme preference), and statistics are stored in your browser's localStorage. This data never leaves your device.

Analytics: When analytics are enabled (via environment configuration), we track anonymous usage events such as test completions and mode selections. No typing content, personal text, or identifiable information is sent.

Third Parties: We load Google Fonts (Inter, JetBrains Mono) from Google's CDN. This is subject to Google's privacy policy.

Last updated: July 2026.