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Typing Speed Certificate

Kluppy's Typing Speed Certificate certifies your real typing speed. A server-graded exam measures your net keystrokes per minute and issues a verifiable certificate with your name, in Open Badges 3.0 format, ideal for your CV, LinkedIn or to prepare for official exams.

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Why Kluppy

Server-graded

Your net keystrokes per minute are calculated by the server, not your browser: a reliable result that is hard to fake.

Verifiable and standard

Every certificate has a public verification page and an Open Badges 3.0 JSON.

Your exact number

The certificate shows your exact net keystrokes per minute; the level is just the label that sums it up.

Genuinely useful

An objective endorsement for your CV, for employers or to evidence the speed some exams require.

The level scale

150

PPM · 30 WPM

Starter

You type with basic fluency.

200

PPM · 40 WPM

Competent

The average of a competent adult.

250

PPM · 50 WPM

Advanced

Typical threshold for public exams.

300

PPM · 60 WPM

Professional

Professional typist level.

350

PPM · 70 WPM

Expert

Elite speed.

How it works

1

Take the exam

Sit the timed test in the browser, with nothing to install.

2

The server grades it

Your net keystrokes per minute are calculated, with the accuracy and consistency each level requires.

3

Get your certificate

You receive a verifiable certificate with your name and your exact keystrokes per minute.

Frequently asked questions

What does the exam measure?
It measures your net keystrokes per minute, that is, after subtracting errors. The server calculates the result and checks you meet the level's minimum accuracy and consistency.
What levels are there?
Five: Starter (150), Competent (200), Advanced (250, typical exam threshold), Professional (300) and Expert (350). The certificate always shows your exact keystroke count.
Is it useful for official exams?
It is an objective endorsement of your speed. The scale reaches Advanced (250), the typical threshold for many public exams, but each call sets its own official requirements.
How is a certificate checked?
With its identifier, on the public verification page. It can also be validated via its Open Badges 3.0 credential.