Typing Speed Test
One minute, one sentence at a time, counted honestly.
Korean speed is counted in 두벌식 keystrokes (한영 = 6); English counts five characters as a word.
Everything happens on this device.
How to use
- Pick a language and a mode, then start typing — the clock starts with your first key.
- Wrong characters are marked as you go; the speed and accuracy update live.
- At the end you get your speed, accuracy and best score. Pasting is blocked.
Examples
What a Korean score counts
Korean speed is keystrokes a minute. 한영 costs six presses on a 두벌식 board, so typing it in ten seconds is 36 a minute.
What an English score counts
A word is five characters by convention, so 250 correct characters in a minute is 50 WPM — no matter how long the real words were.
Mistakes while a syllable is being built
Typing 한 goes ㅎ, 하, 한. The half-built syllable is not counted as wrong; only what you commit is judged.
When the letters come out as gksdud
That is the input mode, not your typing. The converter puts it back. Korean Keyboard Converter
FAQ
How is Korean speed counted?
Correct 2-set keystrokes per minute; e.g. 한영 counts as 6.
What is WPM?
Words per minute, counting every 5 correct characters as one word.
Are my results saved?
Only your best scores stay in this browser's localStorage.