It enters your text one keystroke at a time, anywhere from 20 to 200 words per minute, with natural pauses between words and sentences. Start with Alt+Shift+T, stop with Alt+Shift+S.
Free. No account, no sign-in.
One job: take text you already have and type it where your cursor is.
Text goes in letter by letter, the same way your keyboard sends it, so editors like Google Docs accept it normally.
Pick a slow, steady pace or a fast one. Change it any time from the popup.
Small random gaps between words and longer pauses after sentences, instead of a perfectly even stream.
Google Docs, Word Online, Notion, Gmail and web forms. If you can click into it in Chrome, it works.
Alt+Shift+T to start and Alt+Shift+S to stop, without leaving your document. Continue typing picks up where it left off.
No server and no account. Your text and your character balance live in your own browser.
Paste it into the TypeFlow popup, or send it from the demo above.
Open Google Docs or any editor and put your cursor where the text should go.
TypeFlow starts typing at the speed you set. Press Alt+Shift+S to stop.
Every typed character uses one from your balance. TypeFlow tells you before it starts if your text needs more than you have.
Free characters every month, no sign-up.
Watch a short ad on the Earn page to top up.
Characters you earn from ads stay in your balance.
An auto typer. You give it text and it types that text into whatever document or text box you have open, as if you were typing it on your keyboard.
Anything you can type into in Chrome: Google Docs, Word Online, Notion, Gmail, web forms and more.
Yes. Set the speed anywhere from 20 to 200 words per minute and turn human-like pauses on or off.
No. The extension types into the page the way your keyboard does, so it never needs access to your Google account or files.
No. There is no TypeFlow server. Your text stays in your browser while it is typed.
You get 2,000 free characters every month. For more, visit the Earn page (or click Earn +1,000 in the extension) and watch a short ad. Each one adds 1,000 characters that never expire.
Free from the Chrome Web Store. No sign-in and no access to your Google account.
TypeFlow is installed in this browser. You're all set.
Click Add to Chrome, then Add extension. Pin TypeFlow from the puzzle-piece icon in your toolbar so it's one click away.
chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode.While it types, Chrome shows a bar saying TypeFlow "started debugging this browser". That permission is what lets it send real keystrokes. The bar disappears when typing finishes.
One email when TypeFlow reaches the Chrome Web Store or gets a new feature. Nothing else.