Play and practice
Typing games
Games that make you a better typist: every number in them is a typing number, and they count as practice. Outpace even sets itself to your own speed, so it’s as much of a challenge at 20 words a minute as at 150.
OutpaceNew
Stay ahead of the night across ten skies. It follows at your own pace, a little faster each sky, and glowing words carry your weak keys: type them cleanly to push it back.
Trains Steady speed, accuracy and your weak keys
Play OutpaceTyping race
Race to type a passage from a classic book. Your racer speeds up as you do, from tiptoeing to a rocket, and you can race your friends with a link.
Trains Speed on real text, every mistake fixed
Race nowDaily challenge
One passage from a classic book a day, the same for everyone. Type it as often as you like: fix each mistake to go on, and your best of the day goes on the board.
Trains Accuracy and speed on real text
Type today’s passageTyping adventures
For children learning to type
Short stories with Fig the octopus, typed a line at a time with only the keys a child has learned so far, with a finger guide, stars and stickers.
Trains Finding the keys and finger placement
Start an adventure
Games that make you a better typist
- Set to your speed. Outpace paces itself from your own usual speed, so it’s as much of a challenge at 20 words a minute as at 150, and in a race your racer changes with your speed, from tiptoeing to a rocket.
- Every number is a typing number. Speed, accuracy and your weak keys: the way to go further is to type better, never to play longer.
- Short, and practice too. An Outpace run takes about three minutes, and runs and races count toward your daily goal and your typing habits like any round. The kids’ adventures keep their own stars and stickers.
Want practice aimed at your weak keys without the game? Start typing, or take a typing test.