Free Typing Certificate — Prove Your WPM and Accuracy Online

A typing certificate is the fastest way to prove your typing speed on a CV, LinkedIn profile, or job application. FastTypings generates a free, shareable certificate the moment you finish the test — showing your exact WPM, accuracy percentage, and test date. No signup, no cost, no waiting.

What a Typing Certificate Proves

A typing certificate from FastTypings shows three things:

Together, these three numbers give a complete snapshot of your practical typing ability — the kind of speed and reliability you will deliver in a real work environment.

What the Certificate Looks Like

FastTypings

Typing Speed Certificate

78WPM
98.2%Accuracy

fasttypings.com · Test completed 1 Jul 2026 · Verify at fasttypings.com/cert/abc123

Who Needs a Typing Certificate?

A typing certificate is useful for anyone who needs to demonstrate keyboard proficiency — either to an employer, an educational institution, or their own professional network.

How to Get Your Certificate on FastTypings

1

Go to FastTypings and take the test

Head to fasttypings.com and type the passage shown on screen. The test takes 60 seconds. Your WPM and accuracy are calculated automatically as you finish.

2

Click "Get Certificate" on the results screen

After the test ends, your results screen shows a "Get Certificate" button. Click it. Your certificate is generated instantly with your name (optional), WPM score, accuracy percentage, and the date.

3

Download or share your certificate

You can download the certificate as a PNG or PDF, copy a shareable link, or add it directly to your LinkedIn profile. The shareable link is permanent — anyone with the URL can verify your result.

How to Share Your Certificate on LinkedIn

LinkedIn has a dedicated section for licences and certifications. Here is the exact path:

Tip: include the WPM number in the certificate name field (e.g. "Typing Speed Certificate — 75 WPM") so recruiters can see your speed without clicking the link.

Typing Certificate vs Official Certification — What’s the Difference?

There is an important distinction between an online typing certificate (like FastTypings provides) and an official typing certification from a recognised testing body. Most employers and job listings accept the former — but a small number of formal roles require the latter.

FeatureOnline Certificate (FastTypings)Official Certification
CostFreePaid ($30–$150 depending on body)
Time to getUnder 2 minutesScheduled exam; days or weeks
VerificationShareable link anyone can checkIssued by testing body; verifiable via their registry
Accepted forMost private sector roles, CVs, LinkedIn, portfoliosGovernment roles, legal/court transcription, some educational requirements
Recognised byEmployers who list WPM requirements informallyFormally credentialled employers and government agencies

For the vast majority of office, admin, and remote work roles, a FastTypings certificate showing a strong WPM and high accuracy is entirely sufficient. Check the specific job listing — if it mentions a typing test from a named third-party assessor, you will need that particular test. Otherwise, an online certificate works.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a FastTypings certificate free?

Yes. FastTypings certificates are completely free with no signup required. You can take the test and generate a certificate as many times as you like. You keep the best one.

Will employers accept a FastTypings certificate?

For informal use — adding to a CV, LinkedIn, or portfolio — yes, a FastTypings certificate is widely accepted. It clearly shows WPM and accuracy with a verifiable link. For roles with a formal typing proficiency requirement (e.g. government positions), you may also need an official certification from a testing centre. See the section above on certificate vs official certification.

How do I add my typing certificate to LinkedIn?

On LinkedIn, go to your profile and click "Add profile section" → "Recommended" → "Add licenses & certifications." Fill in: Name = "Typing Speed Certificate (XX WPM)", Issuing organisation = FastTypings, Issue date = today, Credential URL = your certificate share link. This adds the certificate to the Licences & certifications section of your profile.

What WPM do I need on the certificate to look good on a CV?

For most office roles, a certificate showing 55+ WPM at 95%+ accuracy is solid. For admin, secretary, or data-entry roles, aim for 70+ WPM at 98%+ accuracy before adding it to your CV. The accuracy percentage matters as much as the WPM — a high WPM with 85% accuracy is less impressive than 65 WPM at 99%.

Can I retake the test to get a better certificate?

Yes. You can take the test as many times as you like. Only share the certificate from your best attempt. There is no limit on attempts and no waiting period between tests.

Ready to get your certificate? The test takes 60 seconds. No signup, no ads, completely free — just take the test and click the certificate button when your results appear.

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