Chinese Typing Speed Test
Type Simplified or Traditional Chinese with your own Pinyin, Zhuyin, Cangjie or other input method. Choose 30 seconds to 5 minutes, then see your Chinese CPM and accuracy.
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Use your device’s Chinese keyboard. Click the passage, then type to start.
Focus the passage and type to start the timer. IME candidates count only after confirmation.
CPM = correct characters ÷ active minutes. Match punctuation and spaces; only committed characters count.How scoring works
Warm up your Chinese input methodUntimed · not saved
Switch to a Chinese input method on your computer, then try typing 今天一起练习 (or 今天一起練習). The input-method selector labels your results; it does not change your computer settings.
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Simplified and Traditional Chinese typing test
Use this Chinese typing speed test with your own Pinyin, Zhuyin, Cangjie or other input method. Choose Simplified or Traditional passages before starting. The timer begins with your first keystroke or IME composition, and every committed Hanzi, space and punctuation mark is matched in order.
Choose a 30-second check or a one, two or five-minute test. At the end, review correctly matched characters per minute (Chinese CPM), accuracy, equivalent WPM and a second-by-second speed chart. Compare only sessions with the same script, passage, duration, input method and hint setting.
Before you take the test
Can I test both Simplified and Traditional Chinese?
Yes. Choose Simplified or Traditional before the timer starts and make sure your IME outputs the same script. Keep the script, passage and duration unchanged when comparing results.
Which Chinese input methods work?
Pinyin, Zhuyin, Cangjie and other system IMEs work as long as they commit the same Hanzi shown in the passage. The menu only labels your local result; it does not install or switch a keyboard.
Do I need to type punctuation?
Yes. Match every character in order, including Chinese commas, full stops and spaces. A Latin comma does not match a Chinese comma. Correct the character at the cursor to continue; corrected mistakes remain counted.
What does CPM mean in this Chinese typing test?
TypeMosaic CPM means correctly matched characters per active minute, including punctuation. It is not raw keystrokes per minute. Equivalent WPM divides correct characters by five and is only a secondary reference.
Why does the timer pause when I click away?
This is an active-time practice test. Losing focus covers the passage and pauses the countdown. Click the passage to resume. Time spent choosing candidates during an active test is still included.
Can I practice without an account?
No sign-up is needed. You can save the latest 50 completed test summaries in this browser, export them, or turn saving off. Results stay in this browser and do not sync between browsers or devices.