Free online touch typing practice
Type faster.
Without looking
at the keyboard.
For students, teachers,
and anyone who wants to type faster.
- learn through play
- no login required
- school friendly
AgileFingers is complete touch typing practice: start with the course to build the basics, practice longer texts, play typing games, and check your level when you feel like a challenge.
Practice typing your way
Train at your own pace and choose what feels right today: learn the basics, type longer texts, check your level, or play a typing game when you want a lighter challenge.
Learn touch typing step by step
Touch typing means using all ten fingers without looking at the keyboard. The fastest progress usually starts slowly: learn the right finger movement, type accurately, and let speed grow from repetition.
Short practice works well. A focused 10-minute session can be better than a long session full of mistakes, especially for children and students who are still building attention and confidence.
For learners, schools, and teachers
AgileFingers works for solo practice at home, regular classroom lessons, and anyone who wants to type with more confidence. You can start on your own, while schools can use the Teacher Zone to organize typing practice for students.
Teachers can create classes, assign typing tasks, and follow progress. Students get a clear place to practice, and individual learners can use the same lessons, texts, games, and tests at their own pace.
Practice on the keyboard you really use
Typing practice is more useful when it matches your real keyboard. AgileFingers supports different keyboard layouts, so you can practice in the language and layout you use at school, at work, or at home.
If you type code, the programming lessons help you practice symbols, brackets, operators, and code-like patterns that normal text exercises do not cover well.
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Set typing exercise length or time
You can now decide how your typing exercise ends: by exercise length or by exercise time. This gives you more control over your typing practice, especially when you want to finish a clear amount of text without being cut off by a timer.
When you choose exercise length, AgileFingers shows how many characters you have already typed and how many are left.
You can choose the text length, just as you can choose the time limit. You can also turn on the adapt to your level option. Then AgileFingers adjusts the amount of text based on your recent results for that exercise. This means that faster typists may get a longer exercise, while slower typists may get a shorter one. For example, a "short text" may have 10 words for one person and 50 words for someone more advanced.
This option is available in most typing exercises.
Continue typing where you left off with bookmarks
You can now continue any typing text exactly where you stopped. AgileFingers adds a simple bookmark system that saves your progress automatically.
After you finish a text with acceptable accuracy, a bookmark icon appears next to it on the typing texts list. Click it to resume your typing practice from the exact point where you left off.
If you open the text normally, it starts from the beginning - useful when you want full touch typing practice again. Starting over will replace your current bookmark.
This works for both built-in and custom texts, helping you build consistent typing speed and accuracy without losing progress.
New Typing Game: Rebellious Robot
Typing practice requires focus. But sometimes, you need a break between lessons or longer texts. We have added another title to our typing games collection to help you reset.
Why play this during a break?
Rebellious Robot builds concentration. If you lose focus, the robot won't get past the obstacles. This naturally pushes you into a flow state, where you stop thinking about keys and start typing more smoothly.
It is great for Computer Science classes because it is an educational game while being genuinely fun to play. The faster and more accurately you type, the smoother the game feels.
Give your brain a reset. Build your typing speed and accuracy without feeling like you are studying.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is touch typing?
Touch typing is a typing method where you use all ten fingers and keep your eyes on the screen instead of looking for keys.
What is the best way to start on AgileFingers?
Start with the main typing exercise button. It lets you type right away and helps you decide whether to continue with lessons, full texts, games, or a typing test.
Is AgileFingers free?
Yes. AgileFingers offers free typing lessons, text practice, typing games, and typing tests.
Can teachers use AgileFingers at school?
Yes. Teachers can use the Teacher Zone to create classes, assign typing tasks, and review student progress.
How often should students practice typing?
Short regular practice works best. A focused 10 to 15 minute session is usually better than one long session with many mistakes.