Korean typing practice

Type real Hangul text on the 2-set layout. Your OS Korean keyboard does the composing.

No install, no sign-up. Type English or Korean right here.

No ads while you type. Ads show only under your result, after the run ends.

Paragraphs from public domain novels. Pick one.

Pick a text

Setting up the text.

Turn on a Korean keyboard

Add Korean (2-set, also called Dubeolsik) in your OS keyboard settings, then switch to it before you type.

Each jamo key counts once. 가 is 2 keys, 각 is 3, 닭 is 4. Shift is not counted.

Left index finger on ㄹ (F), right index on ㅓ (J). Consonants are on the left, vowels on the right.

WPM is correct characters divided by 5, per minute. Spaces count as characters.

Accuracy counts every character you got wrong on the first try, even if you fixed it.

Korean text also shows keystrokes per minute, counted by 2-set (Dubeolsik) keys.

The clock starts on your first keystroke, not when the page opens.

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