Ukrainian Typing Test
Measure how fast you type in Ukrainian. The test draws from a curated pool of everyday Ukrainian vocabulary, so you practise the words you actually use.
This Ukrainian typing test works exactly like the main typing speed test, but the word pool is Ukrainian: common verbs, nouns, connectors and everyday vocabulary, all drawn at random so no two runs are the same. Your score is reported in WPM (words per minute) and accuracy, calculated the same way across every language so results stay comparable.
Ukrainian is written in Cyrillic and has four letters Russian lacks — ґ, є, і and ї. On the standard Ukrainian layout (ЙЦУКЕН) they sit as their own keys, and practising them in real words is the fastest way to make that reach automatic. Pick a time mode from 15 seconds to 10 minutes, or switch to word mode, and start typing — there's no account and no ads.
Ukrainian typing test — frequently asked questions
How is the Ukrainian typing test scored?
It counts every correct character you type, divides by five for an average word length, then divides by the minutes elapsed to give your WPM. Accuracy is correct keystrokes over total keystrokes. The formula is identical for every language, so your Ukrainian score and your English score mean the same thing.
Do I need a Ukrainian keyboard layout?
No, but it helps. The standard Ukrainian layout is ЙЦУКЕН with ґ, є, і and ї as their own keys. On a Latin-only keyboard you'll need to switch your system's input language to Ukrainian first; the test itself works on any layout.
What is a good typing speed in Ukrainian?
About 40 WPM is average for an adult typing in their own language. 60–70 WPM is fast and 90+ WPM is professional level. Ukrainian words are a little longer than English ones on average, so raw WPM can land slightly lower for the same effort.
Is the Ukrainian typing test free?
Yes, completely. No account, no email, no ads. Your best score is saved in your own browser, and nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to submit to the leaderboard.