Learn more about Infinite mode
What Is Infinite Mode
Infinite mode drops the timer and the word count entirely. Text keeps appending as you type, so there's no test resetting under you every 30 seconds and no end screen interrupting a good run. It's built for warming up, building volume, or just grinding raw speed on your own schedule.
It's fully unranked - if you want your pace to count toward something, ranked solo matches or the 100-level Season Levels trail are the places for that.
How Infinite Mode Works
Continuous Text
New text appends ahead of you as you approach the end of what's loaded, so the paragraph never runs out mid-flow. Stop whenever you want instead of on a timer's schedule.
Live WPM & Accuracy
Both numbers update in real time as you type, so you can watch your pace settle in rather than waiting until the end for a single final score.
Reset Anytime
One click restarts with a fresh paragraph. There's no penalty for stopping early or starting over as many times as you like.
Tips For Getting The Most Out Of It
- Use Infinite for volume, not for a single best score. The longer runs are where inconsistent letter combos and awkward finger transitions actually surface.
- If your WPM climbs but your accuracy sinks, slow down on purpose for a few lines. Infinite has no clock forcing your hand, so there's no reason to trade accuracy for a number that resets next paragraph anyway.
- Treat it as a warm-up before a ranked match. A couple of minutes of continuous typing settles your hands into rhythm before the tier benchmark starts judging you.
- Switch between English and Hindi paragraphs here to build comfort with both scripts without a timer adding pressure on top of the switch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Infinite mode affect my rank?
No. Infinite is unranked, the same as Classic - it's pure practice with no effect on your tier, streak, or match history.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. Infinite mode works fully signed out. An account only matters if you want your stats saved somewhere, like rank or match history.
How is it different from Classic mode?
Classic ends when a fixed timer or word count is hit. Infinite has neither - text keeps appending as you go, so the session length is entirely up to you.
What's a good way to use the live WPM number?
Watch how it moves rather than where it lands. A number that keeps climbing steadily as you settle in is a better signal than a single high peak followed by a dip.
Prefer a fixed timer or word count instead? Classic mode is on the homepage, and the full ranking system is explained on the rank info page.