15 SECONDS OF ACTIVE TYPING

15-second typing test.

A quick burst of focus. Type the words to start.

Ready when you are

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The timer starts with your first keystroke.

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Make this 15-second test useful.

A fifteen-second run is useful as a warm-up or a quick check between tasks. Because the sample is short, a single difficult word or correction can move the score noticeably. Take several runs and look for a pattern instead of treating one result as your normal speed.

Your focus for this run

Keep your hands relaxed and find a clean start. When the timer ends, review your accuracy before chasing a higher WPM.

How the score works

WPM is correct characters divided by five, divided by active minutes. Accuracy counts all attempted keystrokes, including mistakes you later correct. Switching tabs or leaving the typing area pauses the timer. Personal results stay on this device.

Learn how WPM and accuracy are calculated, or follow our practical plan for improving typing speed.