A free certificate of your typing speed from a timed typing test. Download it as a PDF or PNG, print it, or share a link.
Most people type around 40 WPM, and many office jobs ask for 40 to 60 WPM. See the typing speed chart for speeds by job, and how job typing tests work.
Learn touch typing with the free typing lessons, practice a few minutes a day on the typing practice page, and work on the keys that slow you down from your weak keys. Then take the test again for a new certificate.
Yes. Take a 1, 2 or 5 minute typing test, add your name, and download your certificate as a PDF or PNG, print it, or share a link. No sign up needed.
Your name, your speed in words per minute (WPM), your accuracy, the test length, the date you took the test, your typing level and a certificate ID.
You can add it to a resume, a portfolio or LinkedIn as a record of your typing speed. Some employers run their own typing test as well, so it's worth taking the 5 minute test to see the speed you can keep up.
The ID is worked out from your score. When someone opens your share link, the page checks that the ID still matches the score, so a link with edited numbers shows a warning.
Yes. Every finished test of at least 30 seconds on the test's own passages earns a certificate at your real speed, from Beginner to Master. Take more tests to earn a higher one.