Top 100 Words
The most common English words — the foundation of fast typing.
the of and to in a is that for it as with was on be by at this have from or one had not but what all were when we there can an your which their said
Free Typing Practice – Drills to Improve Your WPM
Take your typing beyond a single timed test. These focused drills target the exact skills — common words, punctuation, weak keys, and n-grams — that actually make you faster. Free, no signup required.
Weak Keys
The AI Coach analyzes your history and drills the keys you miss most.
Personalized to you — focused sequences on the letters slowing you down.
Punctuation & Symbols
Commas, semicolons, quotes, brackets — the details that trip most typists.
"Hello," she said. "It's a fine day, isn't it?" — Yes; quite. (Truly.) [Absolutely!]
Common Bigrams
High-frequency letter pairs (th, in, er, an, re) — the shortcuts to real speed.
the that this then them there through in into ing ion ent ent tion er ver over her over an and any many can
Code Snippets
Real syntax — brackets, semicolons, and keywords for developers.
const users = data.filter((u) => u.active).map((u) => ({ id: u.id, name: u.name }));
Full Keyboard Warm-Up
A quick loosen-up across every key before a serious test.
the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog — pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs
How to practice typing effectively
Most people plateau because they only take timed tests. Real improvement comes from breaking typing into its parts — the letters, pairs, and patterns your fingers keep missing — and drilling those in isolation until they feel automatic.
- Warm up (2 minutes). Loosen your fingers on the top 100 words. Don't push for speed yet.
- Drill your weak keys (5 minutes). Use the AI Coach — it looks at your recent tests and games and builds a targeted drill for the letters slowing you down.
- Practice punctuation and symbols (3 minutes). These are what separate a 60 WPM typist from a 90 WPM one in real-world writing.
- Train common n-grams (3 minutes). Pairs like th, in, er, and an appear in almost every sentence — automating them is where real speed comes from.
- Finish with a test. Take a 60-second typing speed test to measure your net WPM and log it to your progress.
Consistency beats intensity. Fifteen focused minutes a day for two weeks will improve your WPM more than an hour once a week. Track your streak on the Progress page to keep yourself honest.
Ready to see your speed?
Take a free 60-second typing test and log your first result.