AutoTyper is an auto typer for Google Docs that writes your finished draft at a human pace — so the document grows like a real writing session, not a paste.
THE PROBLEM
Finishing a paper the fast way is fine until someone checks the timeline. Google Docs remembers every paste, every timestamp, every sudden 1,400-word jump at 2:13 AM. It's not the words that give you away — it's the trail.
THE SOLUTION
AutoTyper isn't a humanizer or AI rewriter. Your text stays exactly the way you wrote it. We only change how it lands in Google Docs: instead of one paste event, it becomes a paced session of edits across the duration you pick — with a believable revision trail.
WITH AUTOTYPER ON
AutoTyper runs server-side. Close the tab, switch tasks, shut the laptop — the same session keeps writing into your Google Doc on schedule.
Phone away, laptop closed, but your document is still making progress on schedule.
Coffee run, gym, or errands — AutoType keeps writing on our servers while you're away.
Email, YouTube, Reddit — it does not matter. The schedule keeps running server-side.
Long sessions can keep unfolding overnight so the document grows across a believable timeline.
TWO CHECKS. BOTH COVERED.
Reviewers can check a Google Doc two different ways. AutoTyper covers the first by default and lets Pro deepen the second.
AutoTyper spreads your draft across paced edits, so the version history reads like a real writing session instead of one paste event.
Three more layers on top so the writing playback shows real-writer back-and-forth, not a single perfect take.
EVERY FEATURE
Human-paced typing, realistic edits, and server-side execution — built for writers who care how the document looks while it's being written, not just what it says.
Connect a fresh blank Doc or a Google Doc you already own. AutoTyper writes your finished draft into it at a human pace — sentence-level chunks with natural pauses, not one giant paste. The final draft lives wherever you need it.
Edits land across realistic timestamps so the document grows the way it would for someone genuinely working in it over hours or days — not finished in a single moment.
The session runs server-side. Close the tab, switch apps, shut the laptop — AutoTyper keeps writing on schedule until the draft is in.
Run a 10-minute deadline rescue, a multi-hour study session, or stretch a long paper across a full week — sessions span from 30 minutes up to 1 week.
Sessions over 2 hours include short breaks (about 10–30 minutes) at natural intervals — the kind of pauses a real writer takes to grab water, stretch, or step out. Your version history shows actual rhythm, not nonstop typing.
Stop a session mid-run and resume exactly where it left off. Progress is persisted server-side so nothing redoes finished work.
Pro lifts daily word limits and removes the 24-hour Day Pass window — stretch a long paper across a full week, save and continue across days without a clock to race.
Believable typos appear in early edits and get corrected later in the same draft — the small back-and-forth a real writer leaves behind.
After the main typing finishes, AutoTyper adds one small revision pass — the natural-looking edit a writer leaves after re-reading their own work.
Paste your finished draft, pick how long the session runs, and walk away while AutoTyper writes into Google Docs.
Step 1
Start with text you already wrote — an essay, paper, or long-form post. AutoTyper doesn't generate or rewrite content.
Your draft is your draft — pacing is the only thing we change.
Step 2
Choose how long the session should run — 30 minutes up to a full week. Longer durations spread the same draft across more edits.
A 1,500-word draft typed in 3 minutes still looks pasted. AutoTyper enforces minimums so the timeline reads like a session, not a dump.
Step 3
AutoTyper writes paced chunks on schedule, with realistic typos and corrections plus a final revision pass.
It runs server-side. Open the doc the next morning and the writing is already there, spread across realistic timestamps.
COPY-PASTE VS AUTOTYPER
Same draft, two very different document histories. Here is what changes when AutoTyper paces your text into Google Docs.
Detection, school accounts, billing, and how AutoTyper handles edge cases — the full FAQ has the answers.
Read the full FAQ →AUTOTYPER FOR GOOGLE DOCS
AutoTyper is free to try. Your first session runs on us — no card, no setup.
