A few keys. A little practice. Your own pace.
Build familiarity with a QWERTY keyboard in six short lessons. Start anywhere and repeat as often as you need.
Find your home position
On a QWERTY keyboard, rest your left fingers on A S D F and your right fingers on J K L ;. Feel the bumps on F and J. Use either thumb for space. Accuracy comes first; there is no countdown.
fff jjj f j f j d k d k s l s l a ; a ; asdf jkl; asdf jkl;
0 of 59 characters entered. You can move the cursor to correct a character. Finish when the full exercise is entered.
Make practice comfortable
Use a physical keyboard for finger-position practice. A phone can open these lessons, but its touch keyboard does not teach the same hand movements. Keep sessions short, relax your hands, and stop if typing is uncomfortable.
How to use your feedback
A correction improves the final text, while the original incorrect entry still counts in accuracy. Repeat a lesson slowly before moving on if you are repeatedly missing the same characters. There is no required speed and no paid certificate for these lessons.
Lesson text and detailed errors stay in this session. Only a compact score, lesson identifier, and completion time are kept on this device. Read the privacy details.
Content reviewed: 26 September 2026. Report an unclear instruction.