Typos that fix themselves
It hits a neighbouring key, sometimes adds a letter, notices, deletes and corrects, on QWERTY and ЙЦУКЕН layouts. Choose Off, Low, Med or High.
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NewAuto typer for Chrome
Paste once. It types like a human.
TypeHands is a Chrome extension that types the text you paste into it as real keystrokes, with uneven rhythm, natural pauses and typos that fix themselves. Record demos and tutorials in one take, answer in chats at a readable pace and test how your app handles real typing.
- 3 days free, every feature
- No card required
- Your text never leaves the browser
Weekly update
Hi Anna, thanks for the quick reply. The updated draft is attached, let me know what you think.
Simulation running in your browser. The extension types into real fields the same way.
Works wherever you write
- Google Docs
- Gmail
- Notion
- Slack
- Web chats
- CRMs & help desks
- Forms
- Any text field
Who it's for
Made for people who work on screen. Marketers first.
TypeHands is for anyone who needs prepared text to appear as real keystrokes: marketers and agencies recording demos, creators teaching on screen, support and sales teams, and QA engineers testing input.
Marketers, SMM and agencies
Show finished copy being written live, in one take, without stumbles or retakes.
- Product demos and promo videos. Paste the approved copy, press Start and record. A 600-character paragraph types in under three minutes at 45–65 WPM.
- Client walkthroughs and live pitches. Type the brief, the post or the landing copy into Docs, Notion or Gmail while you talk the client through the idea.
- Posts and captions in publishing tools. Typed text arrives as plain text, without the stray formatting a paste can carry. Line breaks can go out as Shift+Enter.
Recommended45–65 WPM · typos Low
Your own copy and your own accounts. Not for automated commenting or mass posting.
Video creators, course authors and educators
Viewers can follow every character at the pace you choose.
- Step-by-step lessons. Fill a form, a template or a document at 30–45 WPM so students can keep up.
- Bilingual courses. Record the same lesson in English and Russian: slips land on real neighbouring keys on both QWERTY and ЙЦУКЕН.
- Retakes without retyping. Same text, same speed, new take. Set the speed once for the whole series.
Recommended30–45 WPM · typos Off or Low
Customer support teams
Send prepared, multi-paragraph answers at a readable pace, as one message.
- Long answers in live chat. Shift+Enter line breaks keep a two-paragraph reply in one message instead of sending at the first Enter.
- Several chats at once. Typing pauses when you click away, so text never lands in the wrong conversation.
- Agent training. Show a model reply being composed in your help desk at training speed.
Recommended65–90 WPM · typos Off or Low
Replies written by your team. If you automate, follow your disclosure rules.
Sales and outreach
One-to-one messages from your own templates, entered cleanly into web mail and CRMs.
- Template-based intros. Personalise a template, then let TypeHands enter it in Gmail with line breaks intact.
- Video notes for prospects. Record a screen share where your proposal types out on screen.
- CRM notes and limited fields. Character counters and validation react as it types, just as they do for you.
Recommended65–90 WPM · typos Low
Messages you send yourself, one at a time. Mass messaging is against the Terms.
QA engineers and developers
Exercise input handling with real keydown, beforeinput, input and keyup events instead of a scripted value change.
- Counters, limits and autosave. Check character counters, maxlength, debounce and as-you-type validation at 30 and 130 WPM.
- Rich editors and menus. Trigger mentions, autocomplete and slash-command menus that ignore pasted text.
- Typo and backspace sequences. Set typos to High to exercise undo history, diffing and collaborative-editing conflicts.
Recommended130 WPM · typos High, or Off for repeatable runs
Responsible use. TypeHands is made for your own work: demos, tutorials, replies your team wrote, messages you send yourself and testing. Don't use it on exams or graded work, where authorship must be genuine, or for spam. We don't promise that typing goes unnoticed and don't market it that way. Terms of Service
Why keystrokes, not paste
Paste drops text in. TypeHands types it out.
A paste is a single event: the whole text lands at once. Typing is hundreds of separate key events with natural gaps. Real keystrokes make recordings easy to follow and work in editors that only respond to the keyboard.
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Features
How the auto typer types. Speed, pauses and typos.
The small things people notice without knowing why, handled for you.
≈ 1 min 51 s for 600 characters
Five speeds, 30–130 WPM
From a careful two-finger pace to a fast touch typist (30 to 130 words per minute), with up to ±40% variation on every key.
Real key presses
Characters arrive as genuine key events through Chrome's own input layer. Google Docs and many rich editors only respond to the keyboard, so that is what TypeHands sends.
Pauses where people pause
Longer breaks after sentences and new lines, short ones after commas, and now and then a moment to think.
Safe in chats
Line breaks can go out as Shift+Enter, so a chat app never sends your message halfway through.
You stay in control
Pause, resume or stop at any moment. Click away from the field and typing pauses itself, so no letter lands in the wrong place.
Private by design
Your text is typed inside your browser and never uploaded. To check your trial or license, TypeHands sends only a random install ID, the extension version and your license key.
No accountNo analyticsNo cookies
0characters of your text leave the browser
How it works
Three steps. Then hands off the keyboard.
- 01
Paste your text
Open TypeHands from the toolbar, paste what should be typed and pick a speed. You see roughly how long it will take.
- 02
Click into the field
Press Start, then click where the text should go: a doc, an email, a chat or a form. A short countdown gives you time.
- 03
Watch it type
A small panel shows progress and time left. Pause or stop any time, or press Esc.
Try it here
Paste your own text and watch it type
Pick a speed and a typo level. This is a simulation in your browser; the TypeHands extension types into real fields the same way.
Speed, WPM
Typos
Pricing
Pay for the browsers you use. 3 included in every plan.
Start with 3 free days. Then pay monthly, or yearly and get 2 months free. Every plan covers 3 devices, and each extra device costs less the more you add. A device is one browser or one browser profile.
Free trial
See it work on your sites before paying anything.
$0for 3 days
3 devices included
- Every feature unlocked
- No card, no sign-up
- Starts when you install
Monthly
Flexible. Change devices or cancel any time.
$3.99/ month
for 3 devices · ≈ $1.33 per device a month
- Card: renews monthly
- Crypto: 30 days, extend when you like
- Add or remove devices any time
Yearly
2 months freePay for 10 months, use it for 12.
$39.99/ year
for 3 devices · = $3.33 a month
- Card: renews yearly
- Crypto: 365 days, extend when you like
- Add or remove devices any time
Extra devices get cheaper as you add more
Each device is priced by its own step, like tax brackets: devices 4–25 cost $0.40 each, and only the devices above 25 move to $0.15.
For example, monthly
10 devices$6.79
100 devices$24.04
1,000 devices$69.04
| Devices | Per device a month | Per device a year |
|---|---|---|
| 1–3 | Included | |
| 4–25 | $0.40 | $4.00 |
| 26–100 | $0.15 | $1.50 |
| 101–1,000 | $0.05 | $0.50 |
| 1,001+ | $0.03 | $0.30 |
CardVisa, Mastercard and more via Dodo Payments, our merchant of record.
CryptoUSDT, BTC, ETH and 100+ coins via NOWPayments.
Activation linkOpen one link in a browser or profile and Pro is on. No login, no password.
14-day money-backFull refund on your first payment, no reason needed.
At a glance
TypeHands in one table. Facts, not adjectives.
| What it is | A Chrome extension (an auto typer) that types pasted text as real keystrokes |
|---|---|
| Works in | Google Chrome 116 or newer on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS |
| Speed | 5 presets from 30 to 130 WPM, with natural variation on every key |
| Typos | Off, Low, Med or High; slips land on neighbouring keys (QWERTY and ЙЦУКЕН) |
| Input modes | Native keys (default, needed for Google Docs) or Compatible (most fields, no debugging notice) |
| Line breaks | Optional Shift+Enter, so chats don't send early |
| Controls | Pause, resume, stop or Esc; auto-pause when you click away |
| 600 characters take | 4:00 at 30 WPM · 2:40 at 45 · 1:51 at 65 · 1:20 at 90 · 0:55 at 130, plus pauses |
| Your text | Stays in your browser; the license check sends only a random install ID, the version and your key |
| Price | 3 days free, then $3.99 a month or $39.99 a year, 3 devices included |
| Devices | Up to 10,000 per key; extra devices from $0.40 down to $0.03 each a month · 100 devices: $24.04 a month |
| License | One key, turned on by an activation link or by pasting it · 14-day money-back |
FAQ
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Contact supportWhat is TypeHands?
TypeHands is a Chrome extension, an auto typer, that types the text you paste into it as real keystrokes, with human-like speed, pauses and typos that fix themselves. It works in Google Docs, Gmail, Notion and most text fields, and your text never leaves the browser.
How is it different from pasting?
A paste inserts the whole text in one event. TypeHands sends hundreds of separate key events at the speed you choose, so recordings are easy to follow and editors that only listen to the keyboard accept the text.
Does it work in Google Docs?
Yes. Keep the input method on Native keys (the default). Google Docs listens only to real key presses, and that is what this mode sends.
Why does Chrome say “TypeHands started debugging this browser”?
Native keys mode uses Chrome's built-in input interface, the same one automated testing tools use, to send key presses to the tab you are typing in. Chrome shows that notice while typing and removes it when typing ends.
Prefer not to see it? Switch to Compatible mode. It works in most fields, but not in Google Docs.
How long does it take to type a message?
A 600-character message (about 120 words) takes about 4:00 at 30 WPM, 1:51 at 65 WPM and 0:55 at 130 WPM, plus natural pauses. The extension shows an estimate before you start.
Which browsers does it work in?
TypeHands is built and tested for Google Chrome 116 or newer on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS. Firefox and Safari aren't supported.
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. Typing happens entirely inside your browser. Your text is saved only in Chrome's extension storage on your device, so it's there next time; press Clear in the extension to remove it. To check your trial or license, TypeHands sends a random install ID, the extension version and your license key to its server, never what you type. See the Privacy Policy.
What does Pro include, and how do I buy it?
Pro is every feature after the 3-day trial. Monthly and Yearly differ only in how often you pay: a year costs the same as 10 months. Buy it inside the extension: open TypeHands, press Get Pro, choose the number of devices and pay by card or crypto. Pro switches on by itself, and you get a license key and an activation link for your other browsers.
What happens when the trial ends?
Typing pauses until you choose a plan. Your settings and saved text stay where they are.
How many browsers can use one key?
Every plan includes 3 devices. A device is one browser, or one browser profile if you keep several. Need more? Choose any number up to 10,000 when you buy, or later in TypeHands → Account → Change devices.
Extra devices cost less the more you add: $0.40 each for devices 4–25, $0.15 for 26–100, $0.05 for 101–1,000 and $0.03 above that, per month (10 times that per year). For example, 10 devices cost $6.79 a month, 100 cost $24.04 and 1,000 cost $69.04. A key belongs to you or your company: use it on your own and your team's browsers, but don't publish or resell it.
How do I turn Pro on in many browsers or profiles?
Use the activation link. It opens after payment and is always in TypeHands → Account → Copy activation link. Open it in any browser or profile where TypeHands is installed and Pro turns on there: no login, no password, no typing the key.
Managing many profiles in a profile manager? Set the activation link as their start page, and each profile activates itself the first time it opens. A device that hasn't been used for 30 days frees its slot by itself; you can also free it right away with Remove this device, or free every other device at once with Sign out other devices (once a day).
How do I cancel or change my plan?
To cancel, open TypeHands → Account → Manage subscription; you keep Pro until the end of the period you paid for. To change the number of devices, use Account → Change devices: added devices are charged for the rest of the current period, and fewer devices lower your next payment. Crypto periods don't renew automatically, so there is nothing to cancel.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 14 days of your first payment for a plan. Write to hello@typehands.com. Details are in the Refund Policy.
Is TypeHands for exams or for avoiding detection?
No. TypeHands is a production tool for demos, tutorials, prepared replies and testing. Don't use it on exams or graded work, where authorship must be genuine, or for spam (see the Terms). We don't promise that typing goes unnoticed.
Paste once. Let it type.
3 days free with every feature. Chrome 116 or newer on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.