Improve your typing speed and accuracy by playing these free online word spelling and typing exercise video games. Games offer an introduction to keyboarding on through to advanced words per minute measurement features.
All games are browser-based. Our catalog is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, offering cross-device gameplay. You can play on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. These games work in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.
Fast Typer is a words per minute (WPM) measurement game where players type a word which is shown on a cue card above.
This game does not use the back button and as soon as a single letter is incorrect the player should stop typing until the next word appears or else they will start typing the next word incorrectly.
Fast Typer is a words per minute (WPM) measurement game where players type a word which is shown on a cue card above.
This game does not use the back button and as soon as a single letter is incorrect the player should stop typing until the next word appears or else they will start typing the next word incorrectly.
This is a space-themed keyboard practice game for kids where they can work on their typing speed and accuracy.
It includes some punctuation and periodic capital letters.
This is a timed typing game where players have 50 seconds to type as as many words as possible.
Players can type as much words as possible with top accuracy
This is a typing practice and fighting game in one. Type as many statements as you can correctly to help your fighter defeat their opponents. Perform quickly and with precision to keep your health and regain previously lost health.
Typo Express is a free online typing game which measures typing speed and accuracy.
Words fall from the top of the screen. The player types the letters from left to right before the letters fall to the bottom of the screen.