Weekly Competition

Weekly Typing Speed Competition — Compete for the Top WPM Spot

A new format every week, one winner every Monday. Every score is anti-cheat verified by keystroke analysis, so the top spot is earned, not faked.

Week 41 · 2026

Marathon

Five full minutes. The ultimate test of consistency and stamina.

LIVE
This week's format
⏱ Time 300s Medium
Ends in —

Current standings (25)

#TypistWPM
🥇 Leaf 147.5
🥈 Clare 141.2
🥉 keystrike 110.5
4 ryanfast 105.9
5 zk_speed 105.1
6 Learning_To_Type 105.0
7 Jordyn Kochavi 98.8
8 devnull99 96.4
9 nerd_typer 96.4
10 pablotyping 93.8
11 lindaswift 91.1
12 mx_leila 90.5
13 Wyatt Haag 88.8
14 tomcr 85.1
15 jakeforreal 79.6
16 Reza Rahmat 77.5
17 Aditya Kumar 66.2
18 d3xt3r 65.1
19 wordsmith77 62.6
20 typefury 62.0
21 chloe_wpm 58.4
22 sara_writes 53.6
23 quickqwerty 51.8
24 moontyper 48.4
25 Danish Sharma 47.5

How the competition works

Weekly format

Every week a new challenge goes live — a different mode, duration, and difficulty. The format changes each week so every typist has a fair shot.

How to enter

No sign-up required to compete — just set your test to match the week's format and type. Your best score in that format during the competition window counts automatically.

Rankings & prizes

The top typists each week are listed on the competition leaderboard. The winner is determined by highest WPM with at least 95% accuracy.

Competition Rules

  • One account per person.
  • Only scores from the current competition week are counted.
  • Results with WPM above human limits are automatically flagged and excluded — see how validation works.
  • The competition mode is 1-minute / words mode for a consistent comparison.
  • Winners are announced at the end of each week on the leaderboard.

Who Can Enter

Anyone with a free TypingTest.now account can enter. No special registration is needed — just take the 1-minute test while logged in and your score is recorded. Your highest score for the week counts, not your most recent. See the full competition rules for details.

Fair Play

TypingTest.now uses keystroke timing analysis to detect automated or assisted scores. Any result that appears non-human is flagged and removed from the competition. Read more about how leaderboard validation works. We aim to keep the competition fair for legitimate typists at all skill levels.

See who won the previous competitions.