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Digit Span Memory Test

Play the digit span memory test. Memorize sequences of numbers and reproduce them in order. Each level adds a digit. Find your memory span and train your working memory.

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Memorize the digits, then type them in order

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About Digit Span Memory Test

Play the digit span memory test. Memorize sequences of numbers and reproduce them in order. Each level adds a digit. Find your memory span and train your working memory.

This free tool is designed to be quick, fun, and effective. It runs entirely in your browser, so your data never leaves your device and no account is required. Play once or come back daily to track your progress and improve your score.

Digit Span Memory Test - Frequently Asked Questions

The average adult can hold 5 to 9 digits in working memory (Miller's law). A forward digit span of 7 is typical, while scores above 8-9 are considered excellent.
A sequence of digits is shown briefly on screen. After the sequence disappears you must reproduce it in the correct order. Every correct answer increases the length by one digit.
Yes. Digit span training, chess, reading, and focused practice all strengthen working memory over time. Regular training of 5 minutes a day produces measurable improvement.
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