More ways to type.
One place to return to.
Bring the part you love about typing. Find a little more of it on NinjaType: a calm test, a focused lesson, a friendly race, or a fictional terminal just for fun.
Tests & practice
Monkeytype alternative
A calm test screen, with lessons and races when you want a change.
10FastFingers alternative
Make the minute count, then look beyond your fastest attempt.
TypingTest.com alternative
Turn a WPM check into a repeatable practice routine.
Keyhero alternative
Keep your own progress journal, then share a result with friends.
Typing speed test
Understand WPM, accuracy and what to do after your first test.
Lessons & technique
Typing.com alternative
Independent finger practice for the time outside a classroom.
TypingClub alternative
Work through four finger groups at a comfortable pace.
Keybr alternative
Choose a finger movement and practise it deliberately.
Ratatype alternative
Build everyday keyboard confidence, beyond a score or certificate.
The Typing Cat alternative
A QWERTY practice nook with room for a little friendly competition.
Races & games
Terminal simulators
Free to start.
Plenty to come back for.
Keep local history. Build a forgiving streak. Share an attempt you’re proud of. Make the next round a little more social, or slow down for a finger lesson. The useful part is the routine you build.
Start your NinjaType routine ↗Find the practice that fits.
Which NinjaType activity should I start with?
Start with a solo typing test for a WPM baseline, Learn for QWERTY finger placement, Ghost Race for a solo pace challenge, or multiplayer rooms to race friends. Hacker Typer is a visual simulator and does not measure typing speed.
Why make NinjaType my main typing site?
Use one familiar place for tests, finger lessons and races. NinjaType adds local history, a forgiving daily streak and shareable results, so you can move from measuring your pace to practising a movement or inviting friends without starting a new routine elsewhere.
Can I bring another site’s history to NinjaType?
NinjaType does not import competitor accounts, rankings or history. Start a new practice record here. Your attempts, settings and lesson progress are saved locally in this browser.
Is NinjaType free to make part of my daily routine?
Yes. Tests, finger lessons, Ghost Race, multiplayer races and the terminal simulator are free. No typing account is required. Multiplayer uses a nickname and security check before you enter a room.