Free Typing Certificate — Download Proof of Your Typing Speed

Get a free, personalized typing certificate showing your WPM, accuracy, and the date — generated automatically after any typing test on this site. Download it as a PNG or PDF and use it for job applications, school assignments, or your resume. No signup, no watermark, no cost.

How to Get Your Typing Certificate

  1. Take any typing speed test on this site.
  2. When your results appear, click Get Certificate.
  3. Enter your name as you’d like it to appear.
  4. Download the certificate as a PNG or PDF.

The certificate includes your WPM, accuracy percentage, test date, and duration — everything most employers or teachers ask to see as proof of typing speed.

Why a Typing Certificate Matters

A typing certificate is quick, verifiable proof of your typing speed that's easy to attach to a job application, upload to a portfolio, or submit for a class requirement. Instead of writing "I type around 60 WPM" on a resume with no way to confirm it, a certificate with your actual test date, WPM, and accuracy gives a hiring manager or teacher something concrete to check. This matters most for roles where typing speed is an explicit requirement — data entry, transcription, administrative assistant, and customer support positions frequently list a minimum WPM in the job posting, and some ask for documented proof.

What's Included on the Certificate

  • Your name (as entered)
  • WPM (words per minute) from your test result
  • Accuracy percentage
  • Test date
  • Test duration (1 minute, 5 minutes, etc.)

Which Test Should You Take First?

If You Need... Take This Test
The most widely recognized benchmark 1 Minute Typing Test
A job-application-ready result 5 Minute Typing Test
A quick peak-speed check 30 Second Typing Test
A longer, more rigorous test 10 Minute Typing Test
The 1-minute test is the industry-standard duration most commonly referenced on job applications, so it’s the best default if you’re not sure which to pick.

Is This Typing Certificate Official or Accredited?

This certificate documents a self-administered typing test and is not an accredited or institutionally issued credential — the same is true of nearly all free online typing certificates. It’s best used as supporting evidence of your typing speed (for a resume, portfolio, or informal requirement), not as a substitute for a formal certification exam where one is specifically required by an employer or institution.

Tips for a Strong Certificate Result

Warm up first.

Take a practice test before your "real" one — cold-start results are usually a few WPM lower than your actual speed.

Prioritize accuracy over speed.

A certificate showing 55 WPM at 98% accuracy is more credible than 70 WPM at 85% — most employers weight accuracy heavily.

Warm up first.

Test in a quiet environment to avoid the kind of interruptions that inflate your error count.

Retake it periodically.

If you're actively improving your typing, generate a fresh certificate every few weeks rather than relying on an old score.

More Free Tools

# Tool Best For
1 1 Minute Typing Test The most common test to certify from.
2 WPM Calculator Calculate your words per minute.
3 Typing Accuracy Calculator Calculate your typing accuracy percentage.
4 Typing Practice Build speed before testing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the typing certificate really free?

 Yes — no signup, no payment, and no watermark on the download.

Yes, as supporting evidence of your typing speed. It’s not an accredited credential, so check the job posting if it specifically requires a certified typing test from a particular provider.

PNG and PDF are both available.

Yes — take the test again anytime and generate a new certificate with your updated score.

No, but employers may expect a recent test date, so it’s worth retesting if your last certificate is more than a few months old.

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