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Urdu Typing Test

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عقل یاد خواب سوچ رائے خبر پیغام جانا آنا کرنا دیکھنا سننا بولنا لکھنا پڑھنا کھانا پینا سونا اٹھنا بیٹھنا چلنا دوڑنا رکنا کھولنا بند لینا دینا میں آپ ہم تم وہ یہ کیا کون کہاں کیوں کیسے کب اور

Scored by grapheme cluster, so a letter and its marks count as the one character you actually typed. Use your own Urdu keyboard or our on-screen keyboard.

Check your Urdu typing speed in 1, 3, or 5 minutes. اپنی اردو ٹائپنگ کی رفتار جانچیں — ایک، تین یا پانچ منٹ میں۔

Urdu is written right-to-left in the Perso-Arabic script, traditionally in the flowing Nastaliq style. Use the on-screen keyboard for letters like ٹ, ڈ, ڑ and ے, or dictate with voice typing — the workspace handles right-to-left text correctly.

On a phone?

A touchscreen will not build typing speed, but it will teach you the layout. The Urdu keyboard drills practise where each Perso-Arabic (Nastaliq) letter sits, a few taps at a time.

Frequently asked questions

How is Urdu typing speed calculated?

Gross WPM is every character you typed divided by five, per minute. Net WPM subtracts your errors per minute, and accuracy is correct characters out of everything you typed. Characters are counted the way Perso-Arabic (Nastaliq) is actually written — a letter with its vowel signs and marks is one unit, not several.

Does the test handle Perso-Arabic (Nastaliq) marks correctly?

Yes. The test compares whole written units (Unicode grapheme clusters), so a base letter and the marks attached to it count once. Text typed in a different but equivalent Unicode form still matches, which is why a correct answer is never marked wrong on a technicality.

Which Urdu keyboard do I need?

Any of them. Type with your phone or computer's own Urdu keyboard, or with our on-screen keyboard — the test scores the Urdu text that arrives, not the keys you pressed to produce it.

Is it free? Do I need to sign up?

Completely free, no account needed. Your text is processed in your browser and autosaved locally — nothing is uploaded to our servers.

Can I use the Urdu text in WhatsApp, Gmail, or Word?

Yes. The output is standard Unicode Urdu, which works everywhere — WhatsApp, social media, Gmail, MS Word, Google Docs, and official documents.

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