Number Typing Test: 10-Key Speed Practice
This typing test for numbers measures how fast and how accurately you enter digits, the skill used in data entry, bookkeeping, banking and cashier jobs. A random number appears on screen. Type it with the number pad or the top row, press Enter, and the next one comes up. When time runs out you get your net keystrokes per hour (KSPH), your accuracy, how many numbers you got right and how many contained errors. Choose a 30 second to 3 minute test, short or long numbers, and whole numbers or amounts with decimals. There is also an on-screen keypad for phones and tablets. Your best score is saved in this browser only.
Typing Test for Numbers
10-key typing test: type random numbers with the number pad, press Enter after each one, and get your KSPH and accuracy.
How to use the Typing Test for Numbers
- Choose the time, the number length and the format.
- Click the box and start typing the number shown, the timer starts on your first key.
- Press Enter after each number to move to the next one.
- When time is up read your KSPH and accuracy, then press Restart.
Features
- 30, 60, 120 or 180 second tests
- 3 to 8 digit numbers, whole or with decimals
- KSPH, accuracy and error count
- Each Enter counts as a keystroke like real 10-key tests
- On-screen keypad for touch devices
- Best score saved in your browser
Frequently asked questions
What is KSPH?
KSPH means keystrokes per hour. It is the standard speed unit for 10-key and data entry jobs. Here it is the number of correct keystrokes divided by the time used, scaled to one hour.
What is a good 10-key speed?
Many data entry jobs ask for 8,000 to 10,000 KSPH with high accuracy. Skilled operators reach 12,000 or more. Accuracy matters as much as speed.
Does Enter count as a keystroke?
Yes. In standard 10-key tests every number is ended with Enter, and the Enter key counts as one keystroke, correct only when the whole number is right.
How is accuracy calculated?
Each typed digit that matches the shown digit at the same position counts as correct. Accuracy is the correct keystrokes divided by all the keystrokes you were expected or chose to make.
Can I use the top row of numbers?
Yes. The test accepts digits typed from the number pad or the number row, and the decimal point. On a phone use the on-screen keypad below the box.