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How to practice typing effectively
Short, focused sessions beat long, tired ones. Ten to fifteen minutes a day, most days of the week, builds muscle memory faster than an hour once a week.
- Start each session with one drill at a comfortable speed.
- Aim for 97% accuracy before trying to go faster.
- Look at the screen, never the keyboard - even if it feels slower at first.
- Finish with a 1 minute test to track your progress.
Why weak-key practice works
Most typists lose speed on a handful of keys - often the pinky keys, numbers, or letters they learned last. Your overall speed is limited by those slow keys, so drilling them gives you more improvement per minute than typing random text.
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Frequently asked questions
How long should I practice typing each day?
10-20 minutes a day is enough to see steady progress. Consistency matters more than session length.
How does the drill know my weak keys?
It uses the missed-key data from your recent tests and lessons, which is stored in your browser.
Can I practice typing for free?
Yes, all practice drills, lessons and tests are free.