Who this is for
- People who want to spot weak key patterns fast
- Users who care about accuracy, not just raw speed
- Anyone who wants a short repeatable check with local history
Free and no sign-up required
1-Min Typing Practice Test
Measure speed, accuracy, weak keys, and mistake patterns in 60 seconds with a short typing practice test. This page is built for people who want to spot what they mistype first and turn the result into a clear next practice target.
Pick a practice target in 60s Run one short check and see which key pattern or transition to practice next.
History in your browser Keep up to 100 recent runs and compare your trend over time.
Weak-key analysis See which keys and sequences break down most often, including hints for reviewing touch typing.
Check your speed in 60 seconds
Press start, wait for the short countdown, and type what you see. Results, history, and weak-key analysis stay in this same panel so the page does not jump around.
Available after your first completed run.
A short typing check that helps you spot mistake patterns
This page is meant to help you run a short typing check, read the result correctly, and turn that result into a clear next practice target.
How it works
- Press start and wait for the short countdown.
- Type the romanized text exactly as shown for 60 seconds.
- Review your result, score history, and weak-key analysis right after the run.
What WPM means
WPM stands for words per minute. This page uses the standard 5 keystrokes = 1 word rule, so you can compare your result with other English typing tests.
How to read accuracy
Accuracy is calculated from correct and missed keystrokes. It shows how much of your speed is usable speed, not just raw movement.
How weak-key analysis helps
The analysis shows both the key you miss and the surrounding context. That makes it easier to spot recurring breakdowns instead of treating each typo as a random mistake. It can also help you review where touch typing starts to drift away from home position or breaks during one short transition.
Tips to improve
- Improve accuracy first, then push speed.
- Watch the last 10 runs instead of chasing one lucky score.
- Practice one weak sequence at a time.
Data and trust
Your typing history and weak-key data stay in this browser. For details, see the privacy policy, terms, and about page.
Turn one result into a practice loop
- Measure once, then choose one weak key, one weak sequence, or one accuracy target.
- Practice that target in a short focus block instead of repeating the full test immediately.
- Run the test again and compare the latest result with your recent history.
- Use the next action as tomorrow's first practice target.
Practice Loop
Make the next session easier to start
The goal is not one isolated score. Measure once, choose one weak point, practice it in a short block, then come back and compare.
- 1 Measure
- 2 Pick one weak point
- 3 Choose today's practice task
- 4 Run a focus block
- 5 Measure again
- 6 Review the history
Read the guide
Use these guides to read your result more clearly, review touch typing, choose whether accuracy or speed should come first, and turn each short practice run into one clear next step.
Keyboard layout guide
A beginner-friendly keyboard layout guide for the 1-minute typing test. Switch between JIS and US layouts to learn where letters, numbers, symbols, Enter, Backspace, Space, and arrow keys live.
Romaji input basics
A beginner guide to romaji input covering し=shi/si, ち=chi/ti, つ=tsu/tu, ふ=fu/hu, ん, small っ, and other places where Japanese typing usually stalls first.
IME basics for typing
A beginner guide to IME basics for typing: what 半角/全角, 無変換, 変換, and かな generally do, how romaji input differs from kana input, and how Japanese input switches on and off.
Modifier symbol map
An advanced guide for checking what each key outputs under Shift, Option, Option+Shift, AltGr, and Shift+AltGr. Compare macOS and Windows assumptions across JIS and US layouts.
Finger-to-key map
A visual finger-to-key map for the 1-minute typing test. See which keys belong to each finger, where F/J home position sits, and how the finger breakdown should be read.
How to read WPM, accuracy, and weak keys
Learn how to read WPM, accuracy, weak keys, and repeated mistake patterns from the 1-minute typing test so you can choose a clear next practice target.
How weak-key analysis can help your touch typing
Use weak keys and context mistakes from the 1-minute typing test to review touch-typing breakdowns, home-position resets, and short sequence practice targets.
Improve accuracy before you chase speed
Why accuracy usually needs to come before raw speed in typing practice, plus a simple method for using short drills and the 1-minute test to stabilize mistakes.
A 5-minute daily typing practice routine
A short daily typing routine built around one test, one weak point, one local drill, and one retest. Designed for people who want steady improvement without long sessions.