Verse by Verse
Pick any of 31,000+ verses in the KJV, ASV or BSB, or take a random one. Your words per minute and accuracy update with every keystroke.
Free: 5 verses a dayBible typing practice
Type any verse of the Bible and watch your speed and accuracy as you go. When you want more, move on to guided lessons, timed tests, whole chapters, or a rhythm game set to worship music.
Both work without an account. When you are ready, create a free account to keep your progress.
Start with single verses. Add the others whenever you like.
Pick any of 31,000+ verses in the KJV, ASV or BSB, or take a random one. Your words per minute and accuracy update with every keystroke.
Free: 5 verses a dayNotes fall toward the keys in time with worship songs written from Scripture, so the words you type are the words being sung. 63 songs, each on easy, medium or hard. Try two songs now.
Free: 1 song a day72 lessons that start with home row drills and build up to whole passages, each with a target speed to aim for.
Free: 5 lessons a dayType a whole chapter in one sitting. If you stop partway, your place is saved.
PremiumTwo or five minutes against the clock, with your words per minute and accuracy at the end.
Free: 1 test a dayYour progress page keeps your speed, accuracy, verses and chapters finished, and daily streak in one place, so you can see what a few minutes a day adds up to.
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The daily amounts above, plus Reading Mode, streaks and your full progress history.
$4.99 a month
Premium: no daily limits, whole chapters, and every other mode. Or pay $59.99 once for Lifetime.
From $12 a month
School & Family: a login for each student from 4 seats, with a dashboard for you.
Yes. A free account gives you 5 verses, 5 lessons, one timed test and one Rhythm Mode song every day, plus Reading Mode and progress tracking. You can also type Psalm 23 or play two Rhythm Mode songs without an account.
Yes, with Premium. Chapter by Chapter lets you type a full chapter in one sitting, and your place is saved if you stop partway.
The King James Version (KJV), the American Standard Version (ASV), and the Berean Standard Bible (BSB). All three are in the public domain. More about the translations.
No. The lessons start at the home row for new typists, and faster typists can push themselves with timed tests, whole chapters, and the hard difficulty in Rhythm Mode.