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Best Typing Software in 2026

Typing software helps you build keyboard accuracy, speed and familiarity with different typing languages. This category includes browser tools and installable programs for structured lessons or practice. Check Android support before choosing: look for an Android app, then compare web, Windows, macOS, Linux and iOS coverage. Review lesson count, typing languages and whether adaptive learning matches your needs.

19 appsSorted 14 Nov 2026How we rank
17.4

TypeTastic is an online typing tutor that teaches touch typing through games and activities.

Free planAndroidiOSWeb
From $680 a year
36.7

KAZ Type provides online and downloadable touch-typing courses with regulated assessments for individuals, families, schools, businesses, and…

WebmacOSWindows
From £29.95 a year
  1. 4

    KeyBlaze

    KeyBlaze is a typing tutor for touch typing, speed typing and 10-key numeric keypad practice.

    Free planmacOSWindows
    6.7From $498 a month
  2. 5

    Ratatype

    Ratatype is a web-based typing tutor for learners who want structured practice across keyboard layouts and languages.

    Free planWeb
    6.7From $49.99 a year
  3. 6
    6.4
  4. 7

    TypeLift

    TypeLift is browser-based touch typing courseware for practicing keyboard skills and improving typing speed.

    Web
    6.4From $1.99 a month
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    TypingMaster

    LinuxWindows
    6.4$12.91 one-time
  6. 910FastFingers logo

    10FastFingers

    10FastFingers is a web-based typing test and practice site for measuring and improving typing speed.

    Free planWeb
    6.2Free plan
  7. 10Typing.com logo

    Typing.com

    Free planWeb
    6.2Free plan
  8. 11

    Klavaro

    Klavaro is a free touch typing tutor designed to work across different keyboards and languages.

    Free planLinuxmacOSWindows
    6.1Free plan
  9. 12

    GNU Typist

    GNU Typist is a free typing tutor for learning accurate typing and developing skills through practice.

    Free planLinuxWindows
    6.0Free plan
  10. 13

    keybr

    Keybr is a free web application for learning touch typing and improving typing speed.

    Free planWebSelf-hosted
    6.0Free plan
  11. 14

    Avro Keyboard

    LinuxmacOSWindows
    4.7
  12. 15
    4.7
  13. 16
    4.6
  14. 17
    4.6
  15. 18
    4.6
  16. 19
    4.5

Choosing well

Compare free and paid plans

A free plan is available from tools such as 10FastFingers, Avro Keyboard, GNU Typist, keybr, Klavaro, Monkeytype and RapidTyping. Freemium options include KeyBlaze, Ratatype and TypeLift.

Check the paid starting point when you need extra access. Examples include KAZ Type from £29.95/user/yr, Ratatype from $9.99/mo, TypeLift from $1.99/mo on an annual plan, and Touch-type Read and Spell from £8.25/mo annually. TypeLift lists a 7-day trial.

Match the platform to your device

Android support matters for phone and tablet practice. Listings can also cover web, Windows, macOS, Linux and iOS, so confirm the platform you plan to use before signing up or installing software.

Check lessons and languages

Compare lesson count and typing languages to the practice you want. A larger lesson catalogue may suit a longer course, while language coverage matters when you type beyond one keyboard language.

Look for adaptive practice

Adaptive learning can shape practice around progress. Check the listing for this feature, then compare whether the lesson format suits independent practice or guided study.

Review admin and certificates

An admin dashboard can help organise learners or review progress where that feature is listed. Completion certificates may matter when you need a record of finished training, so check for that field before choosing.

Questions people ask

Which typing software works on Android?

Android is one of the platforms represented in this category. Check the individual listing for an Android app before choosing a tool for a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet.

Can I start with a free typing plan?

Yes. The list includes free plans and freemium products. Paid options are also listed with starting prices, so compare the plan details before committing.

Are typing tools available in a browser?

Web is one of the platforms represented. Listings may also cover Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS or Android; confirm the platform details for the tool you want.

What features should a typing course have?

Compare lesson count, typing languages and adaptive learning. An admin dashboard and completion certificates can be useful for organised training or progress records.

Do any typing tools offer a trial?

TypeLift lists a 7-day trial. Other products may use a free plan or paid plan, so check the pricing note on the listing.

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