Your free typing certificate
Reach 40 WPM on any typing test on this site, add your name and download a clean PDF certificate of your speed and accuracy. No account, no fee, ready in seconds.
Reach 40 WPM to unlock your certificate
The certificate above is a sample. Take any typing test and hit the target speed; your best result is saved on this device and the name field and download button appear here automatically, no sign-up needed.
Your certificate downloads as a PDF file. This is a practice certificate for personal motivation, not an accredited credential.
A typing certificate you actually earn
Most "certificates" online are handed out for showing up. This one is tied to a real result: a measured typing speed of at least 40 words per minute, taken on the same test the rest of the site runs on.
A free typing certificate is a simple, tangible way to mark your progress. You take a typing test, your best speed and accuracy are saved in your browser, and once you clear 40 WPM you can put your name on a clean PDF and download it. There is nothing to buy and no account to create; the whole thing runs on your own device.
What the certificate shows
Your certificate carries your name, your best words-per-minute score, your average accuracy and the date you earned it. The speed is your best result across every test on the site, so a strong run on the 1, 3, 6 or 9 minute test, the word sprint, the text or the number test all count toward it.
Who a typing certificate is for
Students use it to show a practical skill on an application. Job seekers applying for administrative, data entry, customer support or transcription roles use it as evidence of keyboard speed. Freelancers add it to a portfolio, and plenty of people simply print it because hitting a speed goal feels good and deserves a moment.
How to earn it
Open any typing test, type until the timer or the target ends, and let the result save. Repeat until your best speed reaches 40 WPM, chasing accuracy first because clean typing is what lifts your net speed. The moment your best crosses the line, the name field and download button appear on this page automatically.
Is it an official credential?
Be honest about what it is. Because the test runs in your browser and stores results locally, this is a self-generated practice certificate, not an accredited or independently verified qualification. That does not make it worthless: it is a genuine snapshot of a skill you can demonstrate again in seconds, which is exactly how a typing speed claim is usually checked anyway.
Using it on a CV or LinkedIn
Present it plainly. A line such as "Typing speed: 68 WPM at 97% accuracy, self-tested at onlinetypingtests.com" is accurate and easy for anyone to confirm by asking you to type. Attach the PDF if a form allows it, and be ready to reproduce the number live; a claim you can back up on the spot carries far more weight than any badge.
Typing certificate questions
Everything about earning and using your certificate.
Yes, completely. There is no fee, no subscription and no account to create. You reach the target speed, type in your name and download the PDF. Everything happens in your browser, and no payment or personal detail is ever asked for.
You need a best score of at least 40 words per minute, which is around the average adult typing speed and very reachable with a little practice. The requirement looks at your best result across every test on the site, so any mode you are strongest in can get you there.
Once your best speed reaches 40 WPM, a name field and a Download PDF button appear on this page. Type your name, click download, and in the print dialog choose "Save as PDF". You can do this on a computer or a phone.
No, and we are upfront about that. The test runs in your browser and your results are stored locally, so the certificate is a self-generated record rather than an independently verified qualification. It is a useful, honest snapshot of your speed, and typing ability is easy to confirm on the spot anyway.
You can, as long as you present it plainly. Stating your speed and accuracy and noting that it was self-tested here is honest and easy for anyone to verify by watching you type. It works well for administrative, data entry, transcription and customer support applications where keyboard speed matters.
No. Your best score, accuracy and test count are stored locally in your own browser, so they follow you on this device without any sign-up. Clearing your browser data clears them, so download your certificate when you have earned it.
All of them. Your certificate uses your single best words-per-minute result across the 1, 3, 6 and 9 minute tests, the word sprint, the text test and the number test. Whichever mode you post your fastest clean run in is the one that counts.
Your name, your best typing speed in words per minute, your average accuracy and the date you download it. The name is the only thing you type in; the speed and accuracy are pulled straight from your saved results.
Absolutely, and you should. There is no limit on attempts, the certificate always uses your best result, and you can come back and download an updated version any time your speed improves. Many people print a new one each time they hit a fresh milestone.
Yes. The download uses your device's built-in print feature, and both mobile and desktop browsers offer a "Save as PDF" option there. A typing test is far easier on a physical keyboard, but once you have earned the speed you can generate the certificate on any device.