Schulte Table — Tap Numbers 1 to 25 in Order
Tap the numbers 1 to 25 in order as fast as you can. Classic Schulte table for focus and peripheral vision training.
How to play
- Click Start — a 5×5 grid of shuffled numbers 1–25 appears.
- Tap the numbers strictly in order: 1, then 2, then 3, and so on.
- Correct taps turn green; wrong taps flash red and don't advance you.
- Try to keep your eyes on the centre cell and use peripheral vision.
- Finish all 25 to see your time, then beat your best score.
A Schulte table is a grid of randomly placed numbers. Find and tap them in order from 1 to 25 as quickly as possible. Keeping your gaze in the centre and using peripheral vision is the classic technique for speed reading and attention training.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a Schulte table used for?
- Schulte tables are used to widen peripheral vision and train visual attention. Speed-reading courses use them to help readers take in more of a line at a single glance.
- What is a good Schulte table time?
- Beginners often take 40–60 seconds. With practice, focusing your eyes on the centre cell, many people reach 20–30 seconds for a 5×5 grid.