Mobile Typing Practice

Type short lines sized for a phone screen, from plain letters to numbers, symbols and whole messages.

Type each word and press space after it. No timer. The run ends with the text. see you at the station soon running late but on my way can you call me after lunch thanks for the lift last night what time does the film start leave the key under the mat home in ten minutes do we need milk or bread the bus is stuck in traffic save me a seat near the front
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No timer: the run ends with the text, or when you press Finish. Words per minute is correct characters divided by five; accuracy is correct keystrokes out of all keystrokes.

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Letters only, part 1 10

  • see you at the station soon
  • running late but on my way
  • can you call me after lunch
  • thanks for the lift last night
  • what time does the film start
  • leave the key under the mat
  • home in ten minutes
  • do we need milk or bread
  • the bus is stuck in traffic
  • save me a seat near the front

Letters only, part 2 10

  • tell me when you get there
  • happy birthday to your sister
  • sorry i missed your call
  • let me know if plans change
  • dinner is in the oven
  • i left my charger at work
  • good luck with the exam today
  • walk the dog before it rains
  • meet me by the main door
  • that sounds great to me
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Capitals and apostrophes, part 1 10

  • I'll call you when I'm home
  • Don't forget Sam's birthday
  • It's raining so we'll drive
  • Where's Anna's blue coat
  • We're at Gran's until Sunday
  • He can't come on Friday
  • That's Ben's bike not mine
  • She's bringing Mia's cake
  • I've sent Dad the photos
  • Let's meet at Jo's place

Capitals and apostrophes, part 2 10

  • They're back on Monday
  • Who's got Tom's keys
  • You'll love Aunt Ivy's soup
  • I'd rather walk than drive
  • It isn't Leo's turn yet
  • What's for tea on Tuesday
  • Kim's train gets in at noon
  • We've missed Dan's party
  • There's cake in Zoe's tin
  • I won't be long I promise

Numbers inside words, part 1 10

  • meet at 7 by gate 12
  • bus 46 leaves in 5 minutes
  • door 3 then up 2 floors
  • call me after 9 tonight
  • table for 4 at 8
  • i need 2 eggs and 1 lemon
  • we are in row 8
  • we scored 3 and they got 1
  • back in 20 minutes
  • ask for room 205

Numbers inside words, part 2 10

  • take the 10 past 7 train
  • only 15 days to go
  • my code is 4 digits long
  • level 9 of the game
  • page 37 has the map
  • set an alarm for 6
  • it costs 50 for 2 tickets
  • the 3 of us need 1 taxi
  • pick me up at half 5
  • day 28 of 30 done

Symbols and punctuation, part 1 10

  • Is it $5 or $15?
  • 50% off today only!
  • See you at 3:30, ok?
  • Wait, what?!
  • Order #42 is ready.
  • Yes! We won 2-1.
  • Email me: jo@example.com
  • Milk, eggs, tea & jam.
  • It's 10/10 from me!
  • Train at 8:15 (not 8:50).

Symbols and punctuation, part 2 10

  • Are you free at 6?
  • Gate B7, row 12, seat C.
  • I'm in! What time?
  • That's $4.50 + tip.
  • No way! Really?
  • "Back soon," she said.
  • Score: 3-0 at half time.
  • Bring 2 x AA batteries.
  • Rated 4.5/5 by us two.
  • Done @ 9:05; home by 10.

Whole messages, part 1 7

  • Running 10 mins late, sorry! Save me a seat?
  • Can you pick up milk, bread & 6 eggs on your way home?
  • Train's delayed until 7:45, so don't wait for dinner.
  • Happy birthday, Sam! Hope the party's great. See you at 8.
  • I've left the keys under the mat (blue one, by the door).
  • Are we still on for Friday? I can do 12:30 or 1:00.
  • Thanks for today! Lunch was lovely & the cake was 10/10.

Whole messages, part 2 7

  • Flight lands at 9:20, gate B14. I'll text when I'm through.
  • Don't forget: dentist at 3:15, then Leo's match at 5.
  • It's $12 each for tickets; shall I book 4?
  • Parcel #3081 arrived, but the box is damaged. Call me?
  • We're at table 7, back room, near the window. Come in!
  • Dog's been fed & walked. Back at 6; your turn tomorrow.
  • Meeting moved to 2:30 (room 4). Can you tell Kim?

Whole messages, part 3 6

  • Is the 46 bus still running after 11? I've missed the 10:40.
  • Got 85% in the test! Thanks for all your help.
  • Oven's on at 200. Dinner's in 40 mins: don't be late!
  • Lost my charger again. Can I borrow yours until Monday?
  • Car's at the garage until 5; I'll walk & meet you there.
  • Good luck today! You'll be great. Call me after, ok?

How this list was compiled: All 100 lines were written for this page on 2026-10-09, in five kinds of 20, each kind split into two or three parts short enough to type in one run; none is copied from another page or book, and no line is also a line of another list on this site. The people named are invented first names, the address in one line uses example.com, and the times, prices and numbers are made up for practice. The kinds are set by rule: lower-case letters and spaces only; capitals and apostrophes and no other mark; lower-case letters with digits; lines that hold a symbol or punctuation mark, 28 characters or fewer; and whole messages of 40 to 70 characters. Lines of the first four kinds are 32 characters or fewer. That an on-screen phone keyboard gives numbers, punctuation and symbols on other layers reached by a switch key, and has settings for auto-correction and predictive text: Apple, iPhone User Guide, Type with the onscreen keyboard on iPhone, https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/type-with-the-onscreen-keyboard-iph3c50f96e/ios (read 2026-10-09). That a keyboard for Android phones may correct misspelled words as you type: Google, Gboard Help, Get word suggestions and fix mistakes, https://support.google.com/gboard/answer/7068415 (read 2026-10-09). Where each mark sits differs from one keyboard to another, so no line says which layer a character is on. What the typing box does with a phone keyboard (it asks for autocorrect, automatic capitals and spell checking to be off, reads a curly quote as a plain one, and takes back a capital that the keyboard put on a lower-case word) is this tool's own behaviour. Licence: own work

How it works

Mobile typing practice on 100 lines written for a touch keyboard: plain letters first, then capitals and apostrophes, numbers, symbols and whole messages. Tap the box and your own keyboard opens. No clock runs.

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Typing on phone keyboards, one part at a time

1. Tap the box and type the first line, see you at the station soon. Nine more letters-only lines follow. 2. The run ends with the text, or press Finish sooner: you get words per minute and accuracy. 3. The main button then moves you on, part by part: more letters, capitals and apostrophes, numbers, symbols, whole messages.

Where a touch keyboard slows you down

A phone keyboard keeps numbers and most marks on other layers behind a switch key, so Is it $5 or $15? costs more taps than its 16 characters. The numbers and symbols parts drill that switch there and back. The whole messages are longer lines for anyone who wants to speed up typing on tablet screens too.

  • The typing box asks your keyboard to turn off autocorrect and automatic capitals. A keyboard that ignores the request will change your result.
  • A curly apostrophe counts as a plain one, and a capital the keyboard adds by itself to a lower-case word is taken back.

Questions and answers

How do I practice typing on phone keyboards?

Open this page on the phone, tap the box and type with the keyboard you use every day. Nothing is installed. Stay on the letters-only lines until they feel easy, then add one kind at a time.

Is mobile typing scored like typing on a keyboard?

Yes. Words per minute is correct characters divided by five for each minute, and accuracy is correct keystrokes out of all keystrokes. Compare a phone run only with your own earlier phone runs.

Does it work on a tablet?

Yes, with the on-screen keyboard, which has the same kind of layers on a wider screen. With a keyboard case attached you are typing on keys, and the typing practice sentences suit that better.

Is this a typing speed test for mobile?

No, it is untimed practice. For a timed run of common words, the typing speed test works with a phone keyboard too.