Persian typing test فارسی
How fast can you type in Persian? Pick a time and start typing: your words per minute and accuracy appear the moment time runs out. Free, no sign-up needed.
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About the language
Typing in Persian
Persian is written in the Arabic script from right to left. Letters join automatically; you type each letter once and the shapes connect on their own.
- Family
- Indo-European Iranian branch
- Writing
- Arabic script Right to left
- Practice
- 88 words 1 built-in keyboard
Built-in Persian keyboard
Official Windows layouts · Unicode CLDRPick one in the test's keyboard menu to type Persian on any physical keyboard, or open its lessons.
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Persian's family
See it on the language tree →Indo-European › Iranian, descended from Old Persian. Its oldest ancestor: Proto-Indo-European.
Same branch (Iranian) · others are wider Indo-European relatives
Persian typing test: questions and answers
What is a good Persian typing speed? +
For most people 25 to 35 words per minute in Persian is a solid everyday speed, 40+ is fast, and office or exam jobs often ask for 25 to 40 WPM. Accuracy above 95% matters more than raw speed.
Do I need a Persian keyboard to take this test? +
No. Choose a built-in Persian keyboard in the test and every key types the right Persian character, even on an English keyboard.
How is Persian typing speed measured? +
Every five correctly typed characters (key presses, including spaces) count as one word. Uncorrected mistakes are not counted, and accuracy shows how many key presses were right the first time.
How can I type faster in Persian? +
Learn to touch type with the Persian lessons, practise 10 minutes a day, and keep your eyes on the screen. Your dashboard shows the keys you miss most so you can drill them.