Keyboard Practice Online
Row-by-row keyboard practice. Each drill uses the keys of one row, then the final drill mixes every row so you can test your whole keyboard.
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Passage: Keyboard Practice 1 · original practice text
asdf jkl; asdf jkl; fjdk slal fjdk slal ghgh fjfj dkdk
Backspace: allowedMobile: a physical keyboard is needed to reproduce exam conditions.
Keyboard practice by row
| Drill | Keys | Full lesson |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Home row A S D F G H J K L ; | Home row lesson |
| 2 | Top row Q W E R T Y U I O P | Top row lesson |
| 3 | Bottom row Z X C V B N M , . / | Bottom row lesson |
| 4 | Number row 1–0 | Number row lesson |
| 5 | All rows mixed | Touch typing review |
Keyboard practice builds the finger memory that touch typing depends on. Once every row feels automatic, move on to sentences and a typing speed test.
Tips
- Return each finger to the home row after every key.
- Use the next-passage button to move to the next row drill.
Frequently asked questions
How do I practise typing on a computer keyboard?
Start from the home row, learn one row at a time with the correct fingers, and keep your eyes on the screen. Short daily sessions work better than long occasional ones.
Which finger presses which key?
Left little finger: Q A Z; ring: W S X; middle: E D C; index: R T F G V B. Right index: Y U H J N M; middle: I K ,; ring: O L .; little: P ; /. Thumbs press space.
Is this a keyboard test?
Yes — the final drill mixes every row, and the result lists the exact keys you missed so you can repeat that row.