Free Typing Certificate
Finish the test below, add your name, and download a certificate with your WPM, accuracy, and date. Instant, free, and no account required.
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What employers ask for
Certify a speed you can repeat on demand rather than your single best run. A realistic number is the one that survives the retest.
What the certificate shows
Your certificate includes your name, your words per minute, your accuracy percentage, the test length, and the date, on a clean printable design. It downloads as a high-resolution PNG the moment you finish, with nothing to sign up for. Plenty of sites charge for exactly this; typing speed is measurable for free, so we see no reason to bill you for a document that says so.
Making it count with employers
Three things make yours convincing: certify a speed you can repeat under pressure, use a longer test (120 seconds here, or warm up on the 5 minute test), and keep accuracy above 95%, because recruiters discount fast-but-sloppy scores. Typical requirements are 40 to 65 WPM for office roles, and higher for transcription and data entry, where speed is often quoted in keystrokes per hour instead; check the number typing test if the job involves figures.
If your current speed is not where you want it, the free touch typing course and a week of short daily practice sessions will usually move an average typist up 10 to 15 WPM. Then come back and certify the better number.
Before you certify
- 5 minute typing test Warm up on the employment standard first
- Number typing test If the job involves figures and KPH
- Learn to type The free course that moves the number
- What is a good WPM Decide what speed is worth certifying
- 1 minute typing test A quick check before you certify
- Your typing stats Confirm you can repeat the score on demand
Questions people ask
Is the typing certificate really free?
Yes, completely. No signup, no email address, no payment, no watermark tricks. Finish a test on this page, type your name, and the certificate downloads instantly as a PNG image.
Is this certificate officially accredited?
No online typing certificate is a government credential, including those from paid sites. What employers actually check is whether you can repeat the claimed speed in front of them. Use the certificate as evidence of practice, and be ready to demonstrate the score.
What speed should I certify for a job?
Most office jobs expect 40 to 65 WPM with at least 90% accuracy. Data entry roles often ask for more. Certify the speed you can repeat on demand, not your single best run; a realistic certificate protects you in the interview.
Which test length should I use for the certificate?
Longer is more credible. A 60 second certificate is fine for personal proof, but employers and exams usually test 3 to 5 minutes. Pick 120 seconds here, or take the 5 minute test first for practice and then certify.
Can I print the certificate?
Yes. The download is a high-resolution PNG (1600 pixels wide) that prints cleanly at A4 or US Letter size from any image viewer.