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20 DIGITS. ONE COURSE. FASTEST FINGERS WIN.

Ready. Set. Press.

Chase your ghost. Meet your rivals. Make it a little competitive.

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Follow the glow. Make every press count.PRACTICE
20 digits. Fastest time wins.
N / RACE 01 FOLLOW THE LIGHT
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Finish a race to create your ghost
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TODAY’S COURSE · 2026-10-19LIGHTS ON. FINGERS READY.

MEET YOUR NUMBER PLAYGROUND

A numpad game for faster fingers.

NUMPADS is a free online playground for your numeric keypad. Type numbers, follow glowing keys, and turn ten-key practice into a game. Use a keyboard numpad, your number row, or tap the on-screen buttons.

Race your best time

Type the daily number sequence as quickly as you can. Race a ghost of your earlier run, build a combo, or send a friend a challenge to beat your time.

Play with numbers

Try sequence memory and reflex challenges, discover hidden number combinations, and customize the 3D numpad with RGB lighting, themes, and keyboard sounds.

Climb your country leaderboard

Play as a guest or create a verified account to submit ranked races. Your country is assigned from your IP location so you can compare times with players nearby and around the world.

Questions before your next race?

What is a numpad?

A numpad, or numeric keypad, is the group of number keys on the side of many keyboards. Its compact layout is often called ten-key. NUMPADS brings that layout to your browser for typing games and number practice.

Is NUMPADS free, and do I need to sign in?

You can play the numpad games for free without an account. To appear on the leaderboard and participate in ranked community features, create an account with a unique username, email, and password, then verify your email.

Can I play without a physical numeric keypad?

Yes. Use your keyboard’s number row or tap the on-screen numpad on a phone, tablet, or computer. A physical keypad is optional.

How does the typing race work?

Choose Typing race, start a run, and enter the highlighted number sequence. Your time and mistakes are shown when you finish. The ghost replay lets you compare your pace with a previous run on the same sequence.