Enter the keystrokes from the top in the text field below
Adjust the difficulty to suit your ability. A more difficult setting will include more difficult keystrokes
Choose whether Difficulty will be automatically adjusted based on your 'Accuracy' and 'Speed' scores
Choose whether automatic difficulty will change in smaller increments.
Select how mistakes will be treated:
Ignore - Mistakes are ignored (easiest)
Accept - Mistakes are accepted and the 'Accuracy' score will be affected
Buffer - Mistakes are 'buffered' in the text field and will need to be deleted before proceeding
Select the speed (in keys per second) that will indicate perfect speed. Its best to set this lower when adjusting to a new keyboard. Increase it to practice for high speed typing.
Choose whether to display detailed score information
Observe your score which is constantly being updated:
Accuracy - Reflects the number of mistakes being made (only relevant for 'Accept' mistake setting)
Speed - Reflects how quickly the keystrokes are being entered
Difficulty - Reflects the difficulty of the keystrokes being generated
Resets the score and generates a fresh set of keystrokes to be entered
Use the 'Count Down' feature to limit the number of keystrokes to be entered. Start by clicking the button on the left. When the the count reaches zero, the cursor will disappear from the input text field, temporarily preventing any further input