How fast are you?
Free speed tests for your fingers, eyes and gear. No sign-up, no download. Pick one and find out.
Quick tests, honest numbers
Every test on howfast.fun runs in your browser and starts the moment you do. Your scores and personal bests stay on your device; there is no account to make and nothing to install.
Want to know if you type faster than average? The typing test gives you words per minute and accuracy in one minute. Gamers usually start with the CPS test, the reaction time test and the aim trainer. If a key or button feels off, the keyboard tester and mouse test show you exactly what your computer receives.
Come back every day for the Daily Typing Challenge: the same 40 words for everyone in the world, so you can compare scores with friends fairly.
Guides
- Average Reaction Time: What's Normal in a Browser Test?
Average reaction time in browser tests is roughly 200 to 300 ms. See what is measured, why online tests read higher than lab tests, and what affects it.
- Average Typing Speed: What Is a Good WPM in 2026?
The average typing speed is about 35 to 45 WPM. See typical speeds for casual, office, professional and competitive typists, and why accuracy matters.
- How to Improve Reaction Time: Sleep, Setup and Practice
How to improve reaction time with better sleep, warm-ups, focus and a low-latency setup, plus practice drills and realistic expectations for gamers.
- How to Learn Touch Typing: Finger Map and 4-Week Plan
How to learn touch typing step by step: home row position, a full finger map, simple drills, a 4-week practice plan and common beginner mistakes.
- How to Type Faster: A Practical Plan That Works
Learn how to type faster with a simple plan: better posture, touch typing, accuracy first, drills for common letter pairs and short daily progress tests.
- Jitter Clicking vs Butterfly Clicking vs Drag Clicking
Jitter vs butterfly vs drag clicking: how each technique works, typical CPS, pros and cons, hand strain, mouse wear and the server rules to check first.