EzzyTyper-Auto Typer for Google Docs

Name: EzzyTyper-Auto Typer for Google Docs
Rating: 5 (6 reviews)
Author: muhammadezzein

Simulate human typing in Google Docs at 10–50 WPM with realistic breaks and mistakes.

As of June 2026, EzzyTyper-Auto Typer for Google Docs has 411 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 6 reviews in the Developer Tools category.

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411

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5.00

6 reviews

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Version

2.1

Manifest V3

History

6 snapshots

Tracking since Apr 1, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 1, 2026	324	5.00	6	2.1
Apr 18, 2026	350	5.00	6	2.1
Apr 28, 2026	362	5.00	6	2.1
May 10, 2026	398	5.00	6	2.1
May 22, 2026	420	5.00	6	2.1
Jun 5, 2026	410	5.00	6	2.1
Now	411	5.00	6	2.1

Permissions & access

Permissions: clipboardWrite
Host access: None declared

Screenshots

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About

⭐ What EzzyTyper Does
-Types text into editors (like Google Docs) at 10–50 WPM with natural jitter.
-Inserts deliberate mistakes based on accuracy settings (kept in the text).
-Adds micro-breaks (short pauses) and long breaks (minutes away).
-Generates random backspaces (stumbles, not corrections).
-Shows a live status bar: progress %, ETA, mistakes, and break timers.
-Works inside Docs’ iframe + other textareas/contenteditables.
-Toggle panel with Ctrl + Shift + E.

⚙️ Key Features

-Human pace: 10–50 WPM, half-word hesitations optional.
-Accuracy slider: Choose how many words get subtle typos.
-Breaks:
-Micro-breaks: frequency + duration sliders.
-Long breaks: every N minutes, random duration.
-Stumbles: Random backspaces (0–30%) without fixing.
-Dual UI: Expanded (sliders) or Minimal (big buttons + status line).
-Privacy-first: No analytics, no servers, no data leaves your browser.

🛠️ Use Cases

-Demos & recordings — show “human typing” in real time.
-Testing — simulate real users’ keystrokes in input fields.
-Dictation cleanup — replay text at a human pace.
-Content replays — simulate writing sessions.