A wrong key
It hits the key next to the one it wanted. Sometimes it catches that on the spot, and sometimes it runs on for another 8 characters before it notices.
chemsitry → chemistry
Now in the Chrome Web Store · types into Google Docs
The same engine ships in the extension. Give it a page of your notes and it types them into your document at a speed that wanders. It stops where you would stop, and it goes back for the keys it gets wrong.
Free for 600 words every 15 days. No card and no signup.
Running the real engine at its real defaults, so this is what your document actually looks like while it works. Edit the text or move any setting while it runs and it picks the change up on the next word.
0 / 120 words
Most autotypers do not, because Docs ignores anything that was not really typed. This sends real keypresses.
While it runs, Chrome shows a yellow bar reading Humanize Autotyper started debugging this browser. That is expected, and it disappears when typing stops.
It hits the key next to the one it wanted. Sometimes it catches that on the spot, and sometimes it runs on for another 8 characters before it notices.
chemsitry → chemistry
It puts down a mangled draft, sits on it for a second, deletes the lot and gets it right.
notebok notebook
It finishes a sentence, rereads it, decides it is off, and writes the thing again from the top.
…notebook, so I sat down so I typed them up
At every blank line it stops to decide what comes next, which is the longest pause in a normal run. You set how long, and it varies around that.
…kettle boiled. 5s Half of it was…
There is also a break for stepping away: 45 to 60 seconds, every couple of paragraphs, off by default. Whatever the middle looks like, the finished text matches your source character for character, even if you hit stop halfway through a correction.
Nobody writes an essay and leaves every adjective alone.
With word-choice hesitation on, it writes the draft straight through, then goes back through the finished text and picks about a third of the adjectives, adverbs and verbs it recognises. At each one it deletes the word, tries a synonym or two in its place, sits there, and puts the original back.
The cursor really travels back up the document to do it, so the revision history reads like someone rereading their own work.
On by default in the demo above. Watch the caret jump backwards once the draft finishes.
Say 12 minutes and it takes 12 minutes.
Everything else bends to fit. Turn the typos and pauses all the way up and it still finishes at 12:00, because the pauses get squeezed rather than the clock slipping. Leave the field blank and it just runs at your speed.
Every setting moves while it types, the way the sliders in the demo do. The popup can close and it keeps going.
In United States dollars. Both paid plans are recurring subscriptions that run until you cancel.
$0.00
600 words every 15 days
$29.99
per year, USD, recurring
$5.99
per week, USD, recurring
Both paid plans renew automatically at the price above until cancelled, weekly plans on the same day each week and yearly plans on the same date each year. At $5.99 a week the weekly plan costs more across a year than the yearly one, so pick yearly unless you only need this for a little while. You are charged when you subscribe. There is no trial and no introductory rate. Cancel any time from the Account and billing page inside the extension, which opens the Stripe customer portal, and see the refund policy for the rest.
Stripe runs checkout on its own page, so the extension never sees your card number or billing address. Nothing ships: the extension goes unlimited when you reopen it after paying.
It is in the Chrome Web Store. One click and it is on your toolbar, and the free plan asks for nothing.
Needs Chrome 108 or later, on Windows, macOS, Linux or ChromeOS.
Get it from the Chrome Web Store
Once it is added, pin it from the puzzle-piece menu in the toolbar so it is one click away. If you would rather load it yourself, the zip still works with Developer mode and Load unpacked.
Open your document, click the icon, paste your text, press start. A countdown gives you a few seconds to click into the document so the cursor is where you want the words.
⌘/Ctrl + Shift + U pauses, ⌘/Ctrl + Shift + Y stops, both while the popup is shut. A Mac and Windows app with no debugger banner is being built.
It types out text you give it. It does not write anything, and it makes no claim about beating any detector or academic integrity system.
Revision history in Google Docs records what it types the same way it records what you type.
What you paste in never leaves the machine. The extension carries no analytics and no user account. The only thing that reaches the server is a random install ID, used to ask whether a subscription is active.
This website counts visits, the way any website does. That is separate from the extension and it cannot see anything you type.
Email gets answered by a person, usually inside 2 business days.
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| Hours | Monday to Friday |
| Business | Humanize Autotyper |
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