Type the sample text and watch your words per minute and accuracy update live. Pick a sample, start typing, and get your result the moment you finish. No login, nothing stored — it all runs in your browser.
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Typing speed is the hidden tax on everything you do at a keyboard — support replies, emails, docs, code. Most people don't know their WPM, and improving it (even by 10 WPM) saves hours a week. A quick test tells you where you stand.
Words per minute = (correct characters ÷ 5) ÷ minutes. The ÷5 comes from the standard assumption that an average English word is five characters. Accuracy = correct characters ÷ total typed. We count every keystroke, so backspacing to fix mistakes still lowers accuracy — just like in real typing.
A typing test is a quick, honest measure of one narrow skill. It won't help you when:
If slow replies are the real issue (not slow typing), a Knocket page pings your Telegram the second a message arrives — so you reply in seconds without typing faster.
Yes — completely free, no login, no limits. Everything runs in your browser; what you type never leaves your device.
Words per minute = (correct characters ÷ 5) ÷ minutes elapsed. The industry standard treats 5 characters as one "word." Accuracy = correct characters ÷ total characters typed. The timer starts on your first keystroke and stops when you finish the sample.
Yes — accuracy counts every keystroke, including the wrong ones you backspaced over. That mirrors real typing: mistakes you correct still cost time. Your WPM is based on correct characters, so fixing mistakes lowers both speed and accuracy.
Any. The test compares what you type to the sample character-by-character, so it works on QWERTY, DVORAK, AZERTY, or anything else. The sample text uses standard English characters.
The average touch typist does about 40 WPM. 60+ is solid, 80+ is fast, and 100+ is elite. For most office and support work, 50–60 WPM at 95%+ accuracy is plenty. Speed without accuracy isn't useful — aim for both.
Not yet — pick from the built-in samples. (We kept it simple and private: no pasting custom text means nothing you type is sensitive.) A custom-text mode is a reasonable future addition.
It works, but phone typing (thumbs, autocorrect) doesn't measure the same skill as keyboard typing, so your WPM won't compare to desktop scores. For a real benchmark, use a physical keyboard.
No. The test runs entirely in your browser — your keystrokes, your score, everything stays on your device. There's no server, no database, no account.
Typing speed is half the game. The other half is knowing the instant someone wants to talk — Knocket pings your Telegram the second a message lands.
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