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Practice typing and track WPM and accuracy in any language
Regular typing practice is the fastest way to improve your speed and accuracy across multiple languages. Our typing practice tool provides real-time Words Per Minute (WPM) measurement and accuracy tracking, giving you instant feedback on your performance as you type. Whether you're learning a new keyboard layout or honing your skills in your native language, consistent practice helps build muscle memory and improve your overall typing efficiency.
Unlike traditional typing tutors limited to English, our tool supports over 100 keyboard layouts spanning Latin, Cyrillic, Arabic, Chinese (Pinyin), Japanese (Romaji), Indic scripts, Korean, Greek, and many more writing systems. This makes it perfect for polyglots, language learners, translators, and anyone who needs to type in multiple languages. The virtual keyboard displays the exact layout you're practicing, helping you learn key positions visually while you improve your typing speed.
Words Per Minute (WPM) is calculated by dividing the number of characters typed by 5 (average word length), then dividing by the elapsed time in minutes. Only correctly typed characters count toward your score.
Accuracy is the percentage of characters you typed correctly. Mistakes, including typos and skipped characters, will lower your accuracy score.
Yes! Use the language selector to choose from 100+ languages. Each language has its own set of practice sentences.
Practice regularly, focus on accuracy before speed, use proper finger placement, and gradually increase your pace. Start with familiar texts before moving to new languages.
Average typing speed is 40-60 WPM. A score of 70+ WPM is considered good, while 100+ WPM is expert level. Professional typists often reach 120+ WPM. Remember that accuracy is more important than raw speed.
Absolutely! Our typing practice tool fully supports non-Latin writing systems including Arabic, Chinese (Pinyin), Japanese (Romaji), Cyrillic, Indic scripts, Korean, Greek, and many others. The virtual keyboard adapts to each script.
Yes, the typing practice tool works on all devices including smartphones and tablets. While a physical keyboard provides the best experience, you can use on-screen keyboards on mobile devices to practice.
Practice typing in any of these 117 keyboard layouts. Click any language to start a dedicated typing test.