The "Click-Clack" Struggle: How to Type Fast with Long Press-On Nails

Introduction
You just applied a gorgeous set of Long Coffin nails. They look amazing. Then, you sit down at your computer to send an email, and suddenly, you can’t type a coherent sentence.
"H3llo, hwo are yiu?"
The struggle is real. Many people avoid long nails because they think it makes them useless at work.
But look at Cardi B or your favorite influencers—they type with 2-inch claws daily.
At TsukiNails, we believe you shouldn't have to sacrifice length for productivity. Here is the secret to mastering the keyboard with claws.

1. The "Pad" Technique (Flatten Your Hands)
The biggest mistake beginners make is trying to type with their fingertips (curled fingers).

• The Problem: Your nail hits the key above the one you want, or slides off.

• The Fix: Imagine your hands are gliding over a piano. Flatten your fingers so they are almost parallel to the keys. Strike the key with the fleshy Pad of your finger, not the tip.

• The Sound: If you hear a loud click, you are using your nail. If it’s a soft thud, you are using your pad. Aim for the thud (mostly).

2. The Best Shape for Typing
Believe it or not, shape matters more than length.

• Easier: Coffin or Square. The flat, wide tip gives you a broader surface area to "catch" the key if your finger slips.

• Harder: Stiletto. The sharp point can easily slip between keys or get stuck.

• Tsuki Tip: If you are a writer or coder, start with Medium Coffin. It’s the sweet spot between glam and functional.