Key recognition and steady rhythm
Linkey typing game
Linkey turns letter-by-letter typing into a drawing activity. As you enter the requested letters, the lines connect and the picture is revealed. The collections give each session a visual goal, which can make careful keyboard practice easier to stick with.
Play Linkey →How to play Linkey
- Open Linkey, choose an available collection, and select an unlocked picture.
- Read and type the next requested letter to continue the drawing. Focus on the current prompt rather than guessing the next key.
- Finish the picture, then choose another level or repeat a familiar one with fewer pauses.
Make your practice count
Use a steady rhythm instead of short bursts of hurried keystrokes. Keep your hands in a comfortable position, and return your fingers to their usual resting positions between reaches. If one part of the keyboard feels unfamiliar, notice it and give those letters extra attention in your next practice session.
Check your progress
Completing a drawing is a different task from typing continuous words. Use Linkey for key recognition and a separate typing test for a comparable speed measurement. Collection access can vary by plan; the game shows what is available.
Take a free typing test to check your WPM and accuracy without creating an account.