Picture name typing games

Connect pictures with names

Name typing connects a picture with the name written beside it. Explore bones and muscles, animals and flowers, machine parts and laboratory equipment. Read the visible English name and type it at your own pace; no advance knowledge or picture guessing is required.

Choose a topic to see the scope of its sets. There are 1592 unique names and 1612 entries across all sets, including the overlapping introductory bone set. Begin with a short list or explore regional and continental sets. Each topic explains the scope of its pictures and data.

Getting started

1. Choose a topic to browse its sets, or start directly from a set link.
2. Read and type the current name. A matching name or registered alternative advances automatically.
3. Finish the list to see your time, keystrokes per minute and errors, then choose another set or topic.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to memorize the names first?

No. The current name stays visible beside the picture, so you can read and copy it. This is typing practice rather than a picture guessing quiz.

Which language do I type in?

Type the name in the selected page language. Registered alternatives are also accepted; Japanese readings and Chinese pinyin are available on those language pages.

How are the sets and records counted?

Each set has a fixed order. At the end you see time, keystrokes per minute and errors. Best times are stored in this browser separately by topic, set and language. The introductory bone set overlaps the regional sets.