Typein

Type your text into Google Docs and other web editors with Typein's human typing engine.

Typein types text you already have into web editors the way a person would. It uses the same typing engine as Typein for Mac: a natural rhythm that changes with each word, pauses between words and sentences, occasional typos on neighbouring keys, and corrections with Backspace or the arrow keys — all as real key presses that Google Docs, Gmail and ordinary text boxes accept. • Paste your text, pick a Profile and a style, and preview exactly what the page will contain. • Click where the text should go; typing starts after a 3-2-1 countdown. • Keep working elsewhere: switch tabs, windows or apps while Typein types. Keys only go to the tab you chose. • Pause, resume or stop at any time with the popup or Alt+Shift+T / Alt+Shift+X. • Use the typing Profiles you trained in Typein for Mac by importing a desktop backup. • Never types into password, verification-code or payment fields. Generating and previewing are free. Typing into pages needs a Typein plan, shared with Typein for Mac; Chrome counts as one device. While Typein types, Chrome shows its "started debugging this browser" bar. Typein uses Chrome's debugging interface only for the tab you type into and only while typing, to send real key presses. It does not read or upload the page's content.