10 Key Typing Test

Take a one-minute mixed-number test with decimals and longer identifiers.

KPM0

KPH0

Accuracy100%

Time1m 0s

48291·10577·63.42·921004·782.15·34008·19.76·55021·10577·63.42·921004·782.15·34008·19.76·55021·48291·63.42·921004·782.15·34008·19.76·55021·48291·10577·921004·782

Tap the number sequence or input field to begin. Spaces between number groups advance automatically on mobile.

An on-screen number pad measures touchscreen entry. Use a physical 10-key keypad when preparing for a hardware-keyboard employment assessment.

KPM divides entered characters by elapsed minutes; KPH multiplies KPM by 60. Automatically inserted group separators count as characters. Backspace removes entries before scoring, so accuracy describes remaining text rather than every correction. Compare tools with the same rules.

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How to use this tool and understand your results

This one-minute test combines longer identifiers and decimal values. Unlike basic keypad practice, preserve digit order and decimal placement. Treat 63.42 and 634.2 as different values.

Use a physical keypad for a hardware-keyboard assessment. A phone number pad measures another input skill. Practice Currency & Dates for formatting errors before retaking.

Example: 120 remaining entered characters in one minute equals 120 KPM and 7,200 KPH. If 114 match their target positions, accuracy is 95%. Separators, including automatically inserted spaces, count. Backspace removes entries before scoring.

This short sample does not prove hour-long performance. Try the three-minute KPH test to check sustained pace. For whole-record accuracy, take the Data Entry test.

Continue with Numeric Keypad Test, KPH Test, or Data Entry Test to compare related typing skills and results.