Type to test your WPM, then race the flock and your own ghost — practice in English or Punjabi, free, no signup.
TypingBIRDS is a free online typing tutor: take a typing speed test, drill your weak keys, race your own ghost, and track WPM over time — in English or Punjabi, solo or as a class.
Every race on TypingBIRDS doubles as a typing speed test — type the passage and get your WPM, accuracy, and raw speed instantly. Take a speed test now.
No signup or timer setup required. Read what counts as a good typing speed for your age and job.
Beyond a single test, Practice mode drills the specific keys and finger patterns slowing you down.
Lesson by lesson, your WPM climbs without drilling the same easy words on repeat. See 12 habits that actually add WPM for what to focus on first.
Racing turns typing practice into a game — send your bird down the track against AI flock racers, or against Ghost Racing, a replay of your own personal best.
Read more about how racing your best run builds speed or browse the best typing games for students.
Teachers can open a free class and watch every student's live WPM on one dashboard — no student email addresses, no signup for kids.
See our guide to running typing classes for schools and classroom typing games that work with a real lesson plan.
Default lessons and races run in English, tuned for touch-typing technique rather than memorizing one passage.
Check the leaderboard to see how your WPM compares, or read about what employers actually test for typing speed.
Preparing for a Punjab government exam? Take the PSSSB Punjabi typing test — Raavi Unicode on an InScript keyboard, scored to the board's official rules. For everyday practice, switch the language picker to Punjabi and race in AnmolLipi-style Gurmukhi.
No font to download and no Punjabi keyboard to install — your keystrokes are mapped to Gurmukhi in the browser. Read Raavi vs AnmolLipi, explained properly or our Punjab government typing test prep guide.
Yes. The typing speed test, practice lessons, Ghost Racing, leaderboard, and teacher classes are all free, with no signup required to start typing.
Most adults type 35–45 WPM. 60+ WPM is considered fast, and 80+ WPM is well above average for most jobs. See our full breakdown by age and profession for specifics.
Yes, two ways. For everyday practice, switch the language picker to Punjabi and race in AnmolLipi-style Gurmukhi. For Punjab government exams, use the dedicated PSSSB typing test, which uses Raavi Unicode on an InScript keyboard. Raavi and AnmolLipi are fonts, not keyboard layouts — InScript is the layout PSSSB requires.
No. Your keystrokes are converted to Gurmukhi in the browser using the InScript layout, and the text is shown with a Gurmukhi web font, so nothing has to be downloaded or set up. The page always uses InScript — the layout PSSSB requires — regardless of what keyboard your computer has, so you can be sure you are practising the right one.
It follows the official PSSSB instructions: 10 minutes, Raavi Unicode with an InScript keyboard, a minimum of 30 gross words per minute, at least 92% accuracy, and ten chunks that must all be typed. Scoring counts mistakes per word, with spacing errors as half mistakes, exactly as the board specifies.
Yes. Teachers can open a free class and see every student's live WPM and accuracy on one dashboard, without collecting student email addresses or requiring signup.
Ghost Racing replays your own best run as a translucent competitor in the race, so every attempt is a direct rematch against your personal best rather than a stranger.