A 1-minute test on Easy
Easy level, 1-minute limit, real Spanish typing with 2 slips: at 60 seconds the test stopped and showed 48 WPM at 99% accuracy.
Test your Spanish typing speed in WPM and accuracy, with ñ and accents — free online.
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About
Type real Spanish passages using the Latin alphabet plus the letter ñ and Spanish's distinctive inverted opening punctuation marks (¿ ¡), and get your words-per-minute and accuracy the moment you finish. Pick easy, medium or hard passages to match your level.
Spanish speakers use it to check their speed before a job typing test, and learners of Spanish use it to get used to typing ñ, accents and the inverted ¿ and ¡ without slowing down.
Examples
3 worked examples
Easy level, 1-minute limit, real Spanish typing with 2 slips: at 60 seconds the test stopped and showed 48 WPM at 99% accuracy.
With no time limit on a Medium passage, each slip went red on the spot. The 206 characters took 56 seconds, for 45 WPM and 99% accuracy with 3 slips uncorrected.
A passage that opens with ¿ needs that inverted mark typed too — skip it and the first character is marked wrong.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions about the Spanish Typing Speed Test.
It shows you a random Spanish passage — everyday lines on Easy, longer sentences on Medium and Hard ones with ¿ ¡, dates and prices — and reports your words per minute and accuracy when you finish or your timer runs out.
Yes — you type Spanish directly, in its own script, the same way you'd type any other language here, including ñ and the inverted ¿ ¡ punctuation marks where a passage uses them.
Spanish marks a question or exclamation at both ends of the sentence — an opening inverted mark (¿ or ¡) and the closing one (? or !) — which the harder passages here include, unlike English punctuation.
Yes. Everyday words such as mañana and niños appear from the Easy level on, so you practise ñ long before the Hard punctuation.
On a Spanish keyboard, ñ has its own key and accents use a dead key: press ´ and then the vowel. On a US keyboard, the US-International layout gives ' then a for á, ~ then n for ñ, AltGr + 1 for ¡ and AltGr + / for ¿.
The invoice amount is written $1,059.32, with a comma for thousands and a point for decimals, and times appear as 9:30 — type them exactly as shown.
Gross. WPM counts every character you type, in five-character words per minute, and mistakes show up in your accuracy rather than lowering the WPM. A high WPM with low accuracy is a sign to slow down a little.
One minute is a quick check, two minutes gives a steadier average and five minutes shows how well you hold your speed. "No limit" lets you type the whole passage at your own pace instead.
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