Free Typing Lessons

Practice the left side of the home row with a beginner typing lesson for A, S, D, F, and the space bar. Learn correct finger placement and improve your typing accuracy.

Learn to type W and O by reaching your ring fingers up to the top row. After this lesson you will know all five vowels and can type most common English words.

Learn to type Q and P with your pinky fingers. The pinky is the hardest finger to control, and P is a commonly used letter. Take your time with this lesson.

Learn to type C and the comma by curling your middle fingers down to the bottom row. C is a very common letter and the comma is your first punctuation mark.

Practice the right side of the home row with a typing lesson for J, K, L, semicolon, and the space bar. Build correct finger placement for your right hand.

Combine both hands on the home row in this typing lesson. Practice A S D F J K L and semicolon together to build coordination and speed.

Learn to type G and H, the last two keys on the home row. Practice index finger reaches while keeping your other fingers on their home positions.

Learn to type E and I by reaching your middle fingers to the top row. These common vowels unlock many new words and improve your typing fluency.

Learn to type R and U by reaching your index fingers to the top row. Your index fingers do the most work in touch typing, and this lesson builds that skill.

Learn to type T and Y with your index fingers on the top row. With these keys you will know enough letters to spell a wide variety of English words.

Learn to type B and N by reaching your index fingers down to the bottom row. Practice the downward reach while keeping your hands stable on the home row.

Learn to type V and M, the last index finger reaches on the bottom row. Complete your index finger training and type words like move, very, and mind.