A demanding ten-minute typing test for serious practice — the longest test here, and a true measure of how well you hold speed and accuracy over an extended stretch. Start typing to begin.
The ultimate endurance test
Ten minutes of continuous typing is as much a test of concentration and comfort as of speed. It mirrors real work — writing a long document, transcribing, or a lengthy exam — where the goal is a pace you can hold without your accuracy falling apart. Expect your score to be a little below your one-minute best; that gap is your stamina.
Type comfortably to go the distance
Over ten minutes, technique and posture matter more than raw speed. Sit upright with feet flat, keep wrists neutral rather than resting hard on the desk, and stay relaxed through the hands and shoulders. Tension is what causes fatigue — and, over time, strain injuries — so ease off if you feel it building.