Type in the language you actually think in
TypingFix isn't just an English typing test. Practice and measure your typing speed across 55+ languages and keyboard layouts — from QWERTY to Devanagari to Cyrillic — with the same live accuracy tracking on every one.
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Built for how your keyboard is actually wired
A typing test is only fair if it knows your layout. TypingFix detects and adapts to six major keyboard families — so your WPM reflects your real typing, not a layout mismatch.
QWERTY
The global default — English, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, and most others type on this layout.
AZERTY
Used across France and Belgium — key positions for A, Z, Q, and W are swapped from QWERTY.
QWERTZ
Standard across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland — Y and Z are swapped from QWERTY.
Cyrillic
Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, and Serbian — full character-mapping for the Cyrillic alphabet.
Indic scripts
Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, and Gujarati — typed in native script, not transliteration.
CJK
Japanese, Korean, and Chinese — input-method aware, so your final committed characters are what get scored, not the romanized keystrokes along the way.
Your WPM in English doesn't tell the whole story
Typing speed isn't one universal number — it changes with script complexity, accent marks, and how often your fingers leave the home row. Your speed can differ substantially between languages: accented characters in French slow many English typists down, and a script like Hindi works on entirely different muscle-memory patterns.
Testing in your actual working language gives you a number you can trust — for resumes, job applications, or just knowing where you stand.
Illustrative speed shift by script
Illustrative ranges, not a guaranteed outcome — individual results vary widely.
Language & layout questions
Does TypingFix auto-detect my keyboard layout?
No — you select your language and layout before starting, since the same language can sometimes be typed on more than one physical layout (e.g. Canadian vs. French AZERTY).
Can I compare my WPM across two different languages?
Yes — your test history tracks WPM per language separately, so you can see exactly how your speed differs between, say, English and Hindi.
Are CJK languages (Japanese, Korean, Chinese) measured in WPM too?
TypingFix scores your final committed characters — the native text your input method produces once you confirm it — not the romanized keystrokes you type along the way. Chinese and Japanese report this as CPM (characters per minute); Korean reports KPM (keystrokes per minute), since a single Hangul character is often built from 2–3 physical keystrokes combined together.
My language isn't listed — can you add it?
Send us a request through the contact link above — we prioritize new languages based on how often they're requested.
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