Spelling Test Maker

Using your browser's built-in text-to-speech (the Web Speech API) - no audio files or backend service required. If your browser doesn't support it, the word is shown as text instead.

Yes - click "Create a Custom Spelling Test" from the grade selection screen, then type or paste any list you like, one word per line, before starting the test.

Yes - click "Hear word again" at any point before submitting your answer.

Yes - your typed answer is compared to the correct spelling (case-insensitive), and a full results summary with a score is shown at the end.

Yes - choose Slow, Normal, or Fast reading speed before you start the test, which is useful for younger learners or ESL students.

Yes - once the test is finished, use "Copy results" to copy a text summary to your clipboard, or "Print results" to print or save it as a PDF.

No - it's completely free, runs entirely in your browser, and there's no account, install, or teacher sign-up required, unlike some spelling test tools that gate lists behind a login.

Yes - pick any of the 9 built-in grade quizzes (Grade 1 through High School) to get straight into a practice test, or switch to "Create a Custom Spelling Test" to build one for any grade or skill level yourself. The built-in grade lists are a modest starter set grouped by approximate difficulty, not an official curriculum or spelling-bee standard, and the Slow reading speed is aimed at younger learners and ESL students who need more time between words.

Yes - pick a quiz length (10, 20, 25, 50, or every word in your list) before starting. The options shown are automatically limited to however many words you've entered, so you'll never be offered a length longer than your list.

Yes - once you've entered at least 3 words, they're automatically grouped into Easy, Medium, and Challenging based on word length, so you can practice a subset instead of the whole list. This grouping is calculated from your own words, not an official curriculum list.

Yes - after a test, if you missed any words, a "Retry missed words" button starts a focused round using only those words, with its own separate score.

You'll see the correct spelling right away along with what you typed, so you can compare the two before moving on to the next word.

No - they're a compact starter set (30 words per grade) chosen to roughly increase in difficulty from Grade 1 through High School, meant to get you practicing quickly. They aren't sourced from, or claimed to match, any specific school curriculum or spelling-bee standard. For curriculum-specific words, use "Create a Custom Spelling Test" and paste in your own list.