Numpad Speed Test

10-Key Typing Test

This KPH typing test measures your number pad speed in keystrokes per hour (KPH) - the professional standard for accounting, data entry, and payroll roles. Use the dedicated numeric keypad only; the number row is not accepted.

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Use your number pad - main keyboard number row is not accepted

Or press any numpad key to begin instantly

What is a Good 10-Key Speed?

6,000-8,000
Entry Level
KPH
8,000-10,000
Average
KPH
10,000-12,000
Proficient
KPH
12,000+
Expert
KPH

What is a 10-Key Typing Test?

A 10-key typing test measures your number pad typing speed in keystrokes per hour (KPH). The "10-key" refers to the dedicated numeric keypad on the right side of a full-size keyboard - not the number row. It is the standard input device in accounting, finance, payroll, and data entry roles.

Who Needs 10-Key Skills?

Employers in accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, accounts payable/receivable, banking, and administration commonly require 10-key proficiency. Many pre-employment assessments include numpad speed as a standard screening criterion alongside accuracy.

Doing a lot of numpad work? Small setup mistakes compound fast over a full shift - see our guide to typing posture and ergonomics for numpad placement and wrist position tips.

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