KSP Test Tool

Test your typing speed by mashing keys. Free, instant, and works directly in your browser with no registration.

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KPS Over Time

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Peak KPS: 0
Average KPS: 0
Test Duration: 0.0s

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Longest Duration: 0.0s
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How to Test

  1. Click "Start Test" to begin
  2. Start pressing any keys on your keyboard
  3. Try to achieve the highest KPS possible
  4. Click "Stop Test" when you're done
  5. View your results in the stats panel

How to use KSP (Keys Per Second) Test

  1. Navigate to the KSP Test tool on the website.
  2. Click the start button to begin the typing speed test.
  3. Mash keys on your keyboard as fast as possible for the set duration.
  4. View your calculated keys per second (KSP) score and results.

Features

  • Real-time speed calculation for instant feedback.
  • Supports testing on any standard keyboard and device.
  • Simple, distraction-free interface for focused testing.
  • Measures raw input speed in keys per second (KSP).

Who Is This Tool For?

This tool is perfect for gamers testing their APM (Actions Per Minute), programmers benchmarking keyboard input speed, or anyone curious about their maximum typing cadence.

Why Measure Your Typing Speed in Keys Per Second?

A Keys Per Second (KSP) test provides a precise benchmark for raw keyboard input speed, essential for competitive gaming where high APM is critical, efficient programming workflows, and assessing hardware or typing technique performance. Measuring KPS helps users quantify and improve their data entry and command execution velocity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this KSP (Keys Per Second) test free?

Is my typing data sent to a server?

How does the KPS test measure my typing speed?

Can I use this tool to test keyboard performance?

Does this tool require any software installation?

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