Type the numeric groups using your physical or on-screen keypad. KPM and KPH count every entered keystroke.
The timer begins on your first keystroke and ends when the duration expires or the sequence is complete.
KPM is keystrokes per minute. KPH is KPM multiplied by 60. Accuracy compares correct numeric keystrokes with all entered keystrokes; backspaces remove an entry before it is scored.
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KPH means keystrokes per hour. It is commonly used for number-heavy and data-entry style typing.
KPH is calculated as keystrokes per minute multiplied by 60. It focuses on individual keystrokes rather than five-character word units.
WPM is useful for prose. KPH is often more relevant when typing records, invoice numbers, product codes, and numeric keypad entries.
For example, 120 correct keystrokes in one minute is 120 KPM and 7,200 KPH. The calculation describes a rate, not a guarantee of job performance.
When comparing KPH results, keep the test duration and correction policy consistent. Accuracy and error recovery are important context for any numeric-entry score.