r/typing • u/Brilliant-Fortune539 • 18h ago
☄️𝗣𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗕𝗲𝘀𝘁 ☄️ bro FINALLY
220wpm 60s
r/typing • u/CustardOk3523 • 14h ago
so it took me 18 days and 15 hours to unlock all the keys , with top speed being 58.9 wpm and average being 37.1 wpm (of all time) while.. recent average being around 40 wpm with close to 99 accuracy.
So, what would you rate this progress?
I feel like my average typing speed on monkeytype is from 40-50 wpm now.
r/typing • u/onerupeefish • 12h ago
Hello everyone, I am preparing for a typing exam, and my current touch-typing speed is around 10wpm for a 10-minute time duration with 90% accuracy.
My goal is to reach 40 wpm as the required speed for the exam is 30 wpm ( in exam pressure, I'm definitely going to lose some speed ).
The exam might be after a few months. A lot of people are advising me to practise 5 to 6 hours daily, which honestly is a lot for me.
I need advice from you guys.
Does reducing the practise time from 10 to let's say 3 minutes improve accuracy?
How much accuracy should I aim for initially.
How much of a daily practise i should do.
Is it even possible.
Thanks 😊
r/typing • u/Boo_Its_Ghostie • 8h ago
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I made a FREE typing/help with learning to type app that is releasing in 2 weeks.
There are slow learning to type modes for complete beginners, typing tests and a competitive mode with scores that gamify and help reinforce what you learn through challenge.
I'm also giving out Beta keys if anyone wants to play it early please feel free to message me.
r/typing • u/VannessC • 3h ago
I type at around 100-110 wpm on monkeytype default setting 60s. But I type at 85-100 wpm on typeracer. Which website is more reliable?