WPM for words
Follow net words per minute for English and data-entry tests, with accuracy included so speed does not hide avoidable errors.
Free · private · no account
Free typing progress tracker
Take repeat typing tests and see whether your speed and accuracy are improving. TypingNova gives students, employees, and job seekers a simple way to follow WPM, KPH, mistakes, and personal bests without creating an account.
Up to 100 recent results Saved only on this device
Example English progress1 minute
Latest46 WPM
Best49 WPM
Accuracy97%
Example only—your own results appear after you complete a test.
Meaningful comparisons
Track the typing measurement that fits your practice.
Results are compared only with the same typing mode, exercise, and duration, helping you avoid misleading comparisons between very different tests.
KPH for numbers
Use keystrokes per hour when practising numeric entry, while still reviewing errors and accuracy after every attempt.
Personal bests
See your latest, best, and average performance for the selected mode, exercise, and duration—no public ranking or one-size-fits-all benchmark.
How it works
Build a useful typing practice routine.
A consistent keyboard, mode, and duration make your trend easier to interpret. One unusually fast result matters less than steady improvement across several attempts.
- 1Choose one typing test. Start with English, numbers, or data entry.
- 2Repeat the same duration. A 1-minute result is compared with other 1-minute results.
- 3Review the trend. Check speed, accuracy, mistakes, and personal bests on My Progress.
Private by design
Your typing history stays in this browser.
TypingNova saves a compact summary of up to 100 completed results in your browser’s local storage. It does not save your typed text or practice prompts in the history, and it does not create an online account, public profile, or leaderboard. Clearing browser data or using the Delete all history control removes the saved summaries from this device.
Read the privacy policyReading your own history
Telling real improvement from ordinary noise
Results can vary with the passage, keyboard, interruptions, and corrections. Compare several attempts on the same exercise and duration. A change between two scores alone does not establish a lasting change in skill.
A worked comparison, not a user testimonial
Suppose an email passage takes three one-minute attempts: 38 WPM at 94% accuracy, 36 WPM at 98%, and 39 WPM at 98%. The second is slower but more accurate; the third holds that accuracy at a higher speed. These fictional numbers illustrate how to read both measures together. They do not predict your next result.
Keep separate tasks separate
A keypad run, lesson, and timed prose test need different comparisons. Choose the mode, exercise, and duration in My Progress. Earlier scores without an exercise identifier appear under Original test. Selected passages and new exercises begin their own comparison history.
Use a pattern to choose practice
Review the error suggestions after a completed attempt, then work on one category. Repeat the original task afterward. If speed and accuracy move in different directions, record both. The tracker reports scores; it does not diagnose fatigue, promise improvement, or establish an employer’s pass mark.
Learn the formulas in how typing scores work, or choose an activity from the practice hub. Your history remains in the browser where you created it.
Progress tracking questions
What to know before you begin
Is the typing progress tracker free?
Yes. Completing tests, viewing comparisons, and using the private progress dashboard are free and do not require an account.
Can I use it for employee or student typing practice?
Yes. It can support personal practice for students, employees, office applicants, and job seekers. Results are practice measurements, not independently verified assessments.
Will my history appear on another device?
No. The history stays in the browser where the tests were completed. It does not sync between browsers or devices.
What happens in private browsing mode?
The test still works, but the browser may remove saved progress when the private window closes or may prevent local storage entirely.
Ready for a baseline?
Start typing Take your first free typing test.
Your saved trend begins after the first completed attempt.