Touch Typing
Touch typing means typing without looking at your hands. These guided lessons start at the home row and build up, one set of keys at a time, with a visual keyboard that shows where each finger should go.
What this tool gives you
Nine progressive lessons
Home row, left hand, right hand, top row, bottom row, number row, capital letters, punctuation and both hands together.
Visual keyboard guidance
The on-screen keyboard highlights the next key and colour-codes which finger should press it.
Finger-accurate drills
Each lesson uses words and key groups that isolate the keys you are learning.
Local progress
A lesson is marked complete when you reach 95% accuracy — progress is saved in your browser.
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Touch typing is typing without looking at the keyboard, using muscle memory so each finger finds its keys automatically.
With short daily practice, most people become comfortable with the home row within a week and reasonably fluent within one to two months.
No. Everything runs in your browser for free, with no downloads and no account.
Try not to. Use the on-screen keyboard for reference and keep your eyes on the text — that is what builds muscle memory.