Type with flow
टाइप गर्नुहोस् प्रवाह सहित

WPM means words per minute. A "word" is counted as five characters, so typing 250 correct characters in one minute is 50 WPM. In LipiTyping only correct characters count towards your speed.

Accuracy is the share of characters you typed correctly. It matters first because every mistake costs time twice: once to make it and once to fix it. Habits you repeat while rushing also become the habits your fingers keep. Aim for clean, steady typing, and speed will follow.

The Traditional layout gives each Devanagari letter a fixed key, so the same key always produces the same letter. On the home row, the left hand rests on ब क म ा (A S D F) and the right hand on व प ि स (J K L ;), with न and ज on G and H.

Holding Shift on most consonant keys types the half letter, such as क् or स्, and the backslash key types the halanta sign. The number row gives Devanagari digits and the full stop key types the danda (।). Start with the Nepali lessons to learn it step by step.

• Keep your fingers anchored on the home row and return to it after every reach.
• Look at the screen, not your hands. Use the on-screen keyboard if you forget a key.
• Slow down until you can type a line with almost no mistakes, then speed up gradually.
• Practise a little every day. Short, regular sessions beat one long session a week.
• Sit upright with relaxed shoulders and let your wrists float instead of resting on the desk.
• Notice which keys you miss most and go back to the lesson that covers them.

Try them in free practice, then check your progress with a timed test. For more guides, visit the blog, or explore the Nepal utilities.