French typing test

Common everyday French words, accents included. Start typing below — your WPM and accuracy appear when the minute is up.

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heure heure lever ne chose hier parler non comme souvent du travail monde feu lire hier café ici rester autre dire près jour chien père tu connaître du manger café question long notre homme ensemble sortir facile chanter fois votre trouver père travail tenir bon connaître dormir famille feu fois bien seul là boire attendre loin regarder autre chemin aujourd'hui ce lever livre si ami ouvrir pas rien aujourd'hui dehors nom venir croire table plus eau de comprendre arbre ton faire dont eau voix lire sortir si loin enfant pour rue musique en vous ne table mer celui hier chat boire sans tu idée aimer lui autre air petit enfant ensemble monde puis aller leur que rien toujours nouveau lait école être dedans écrire café deux du heure moi même ton devoir écrire arriver loin donner je devoir avec travail feu heure fenêtre monde pain musique à nouveau parler soleil
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Typing in French

The words are everyday French vocabulary. Accented letters are part of the language, so type them as shown — use your keyboard layout for the language, or your system's accent shortcuts.

French results are kept separate from the English leaderboard, so you're only ever compared like for like.

How is WPM worked out?

Words per minute counts every five correctly typed characters (spaces included) as one word, then scales that to a minute. It's the same convention most typing tests use, so your score compares fairly with them.

Accuracy is the share of words you typed exactly right. Mistyped words don't count toward your WPM, so slowing down slightly to stay accurate usually raises your score.

How to get faster

Keep your fingers on the home row (ASDF and JKL;) and let each finger own its keys. Look at the screen, not the keyboard. Aim for a steady rhythm rather than bursts — consistency beats speed spikes.

Short daily practice works better than one long session. typeflow's practice mode maps which keys slow you down and builds drills from exactly those letters.

Questions

Do I need a French keyboard?

It helps for accented letters, but you can also use your operating system's accent shortcuts on any keyboard.

Is this typing test free?

Yes. You can take as many tests as you like without signing up. A free account saves your results, tracks your progress and lets you race friends.

Do I need to install anything?

No — it runs in your browser on any computer with a keyboard.