Convert your typing speed between Words Per Minute (WPM), Keystrokes Per Hour (KPH), Characters Per Minute (CPM), and Key Depressions Per Hour (KDPH).
Conversion uses the standard assumption: 1 word = 5 characters (keystrokes). KPH and KDPH are identical in value.
Different exams, employers, and countries use different speed measurement formats. Knowing the conversions helps you interpret job requirements and exam standards correctly.
The most widely used format globally. Almost all BPO companies, typing test websites, and private sector employers in India report speed in WPM.
Commonly used for data entry job postings and some government typing requirements. 8,000 KPH is a typical minimum for entry-level data entry roles.
Used by some international platforms and technical documentation. Simply WPM × 5 (or KPH ÷ 60).
Key Depressions Per Hour — used in SSC and some state government typing test notifications. Identical to KPH in value.
| WPM | KPH | CPM | Common Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 | 7,500 | 125 | Beginner / Entry level |
| 35 | 10,500 | 175 | BPO standard / SSC CHSL |
| 45 | 13,500 | 225 | Proficient / Content roles |
| 60 | 18,000 | 300 | Advanced / Transcription |
| 80 | 24,000 | 400 | Expert / Court stenography |