Multiplication speed test
Three levels, from the times tables to two-digit by two-digit. Pick one, run the clock, and see where you stand.
Quick test: 20 multiplication problems. Answers advance automatically.
The test
| Level | Factors | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Easy | 2–12 × 2–12 | 7 × 8 |
| Medium | 2–99 × 2–99 | 7 × 86 |
| Hard | 11–99 × 11–99 | 97 × 94 |
Type each product and press Enter. You get problems per minute, accuracy, and a bar per problem showing exactly which ones cost you time. Start on Easy if you're not sure of your tables — there's a dedicated times tables practice guide.
One digit × two digits
Split the two-digit number, multiply left to right, add.
7 × 86 = 7 × 80 + 7 × 6 = 560 + 42 = 602This is the single most useful skill for the Medium level — and the building block for the Hard one.
Two digits × two digits
Split one factor into tens and units, or round one factor and correct. Both are covered step by step in how to multiply two-digit numbers in your head.
Both numbers just under 100
Find how far each is below 100. Subtract one distance from the other number for the first two digits; multiply the distances for the last two.
97 × 94 (distances 3 and 6) 94 − 3 = 91, 3 × 6 = 18 → 9,118 98 × 97 (distances 2 and 3) 97 − 2 = 95, 2 × 3 = 06 → 9,506Write the product of the distances as two digits — 6 becomes 06.
Special cases worth knowing
× 11, × 9, × 5, × 25 and squares all have shortcuts that turn them into one step. They're in mental math tricks and how to square numbers in your head.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Yes — no ads, no paywall, and no account needed. Results stay in your browser unless you sign in to sync them.
Can I track my progress?
Every run is saved, and the Stats tab charts your speed and accuracy over time for each operation and difficulty.
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