Sprint warm-up
30-Second Typing Test
Prime your hands before a call or daily standup. Fast reps, zero friction.
What to expect
- Micro burst to activate muscle memory
- New passage every rep to avoid memorisation
- Quick retry so you can stack several runs in a few minutes
Run plan
- Run three 30-second sprints back-to-back, noting your peak WPM.
- Switch difficulty to Hard once you can sustain 70 WPM with 97% accuracy.
- Log a longer 2-minute test afterward to measure carry-over speed.
Duration deep dive
The 30-second test is the fastest way to wake up your fingers. Because the timer is short, you can stack multiple reps without fatigue and track how your first run compares to your fifth. Pair it with a 5-minute endurance test later in the day to see how warm-up impacts your net WPM.
Switch durations in one click
60-Second Typing Test
The gold standard for WPM. Balanced passages, precise feedback, zero distraction.
Launch 60s test →2-Minute Typing Test
Double the runtime to train stamina, rhythm, and error recovery.
Launch 120s test →5-Minute Typing Test
The deep-focus benchmark for transcriptionists, support teams, and pro typists.
Launch 5m test →Understand your percentile
Plug your WPM into the percentile calculator and see exactly where you stand.
Open the percentile calculator →FAQ
Treat it like a warm-up. Run three consecutive reps, then move into longer sessions. Short bursts help wake up finger placement without burning mental energy.
No. There are no play limits. Sprints, code mode, and every other mode are free and unlimited.
Switch the difficulty to Hard from the Customize panel for punctuation-heavy passages, or try Code mode for symbols.
Most users hit 35-45 WPM on their first sprint. Crossing 60 WPM puts you in the top quartile for short bursts.