Number Memory Test

A number appears for a few seconds. Type it back – every round it gets one digit longer.

Ready? Remember the number!

123

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–Best result

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Test your short-term memory

Your short-term memory can hold only a few items at once – for numbers, most adults manage about seven digits. This number memory test shows a number for a moment, hides it, and asks you to type it back. Get it right and the next number has one more digit; one mistake ends the game.

Choose the starting length and how long numbers stay visible. Your best result is saved in this browser so you can watch it improve. Tip: split long numbers into groups of three, like a phone number.

How to use

  1. Press Start and memorise the number before the bar runs out.
  2. Type it into the box and press Check (or Enter).
  3. Right? The next number is one digit longer.
  4. One mistake ends the round – try to beat your best!

Ideas for using it

  • Brain warm-up. a two-minute challenge before studying.
  • Classroom. who in the class can remember the longest number?
  • Family challenge. take turns and compare results.
  • Memory training. practise the grouping trick and watch your score grow.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good score?

Most adults remember 7 ± 2 digits. With grouping tricks and practice, 10 or more is possible.

Why is the number shown in groups?

Groups of three make long numbers easier to read. You can type it with or without spaces.

Is my score saved?

Only your best result, in this browser.

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