HumanTyper types into any Mac app with real human rhythm — variable speed, realistic typos and corrections, thinking pauses, mouse glides. Every parameter grounded in published typing research, every byte staying on your Mac.
30–120 wpm calibrated · 500 chars free tier · 90 checks selftest · 0 bytes sent · macOS 14+ ·
Or drag it in. Up to 100,000 characters — Chinese, emoji, code, whatever you need typed.
Cautious 45, Natural 75, Speedy 105 wpm — or slide your own. Choose how human you want it.
HumanTyper counts down and types there, keystroke by keystroke. Esc stops it instantly. Pause anytime.
Not a text-dumper — a performer. Each behavior traces to published typing research, and each is yours to tune.
Lognormal inter-key timing, motor bursts, slow word starts and fast finishes, warm-up, session drift. The delivered speed matches the slider — measured, not promised.
Near-miss typos biased by real finger anatomy on your actual keyboard layout, instant corrections, word-end repairs — and some errors that stay, like real typing does.
Post-error slowing, a per-run "form" draw so no two runs feel identical, hesitation before repairs — the cognitive texture, not just the motor one.
The layout is captured at runtime — QWERTZ, AZERTY, Dvorak, Cyrillic, anything. Shift comes from the opposite hand, with human-like violations.
Live progress, WPM and ETA in the menu bar. Pause and resume mid-run, Esc stops instantly, and typing pauses automatically on password fields.
No account, no server, no analytics. Even license activation verifies offline — nothing about your Mac or your text ever leaves it.
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One-time purchase. No subscription, no account, no tracking.
Free forever. Not a trial — no clock, no email wall.
7-day refund policy, no questions. Upgrades between future major versions will always be discounted for existing customers.
You paste (or drop) text, click Start, click into any app, and HumanTyper types it there — keystroke by keystroke, with human timing, mistakes and corrections. Handy for typing demos, input testing, presentations, filling repetitive text comfortably, and giving your hands a break.
Once: macOS asks for Accessibility permission the first time you press Start (System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility). That's how macOS lets any typing-simulation app send keystrokes. Everything else is permission-free.
No. The app has no server, no account, no analytics. Your text, your settings, and even your Pro license (offline signature verification) never touch the network.
The free tier is not a trial — it works forever for runs up to 500 characters with the core human rhythm and punctuation pauses. Pro removes the length cap, adds realistic typos with corrections — the heart of the illusion — and the four realism boosters: occasional long thinking pauses, simulated mouse movement, missed-Shift capitals, and doubled words. One payment, yours forever. See the changelog for everything shipped so far.
After purchase you receive a license key. Paste it once into the app — it's a cryptographically signed key verified entirely offline against a key built into the app, then stored in your Mac's Keychain. Reinstalls keep it. No account, no activation server, no device limits.
macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later. Non-QWERTY layouts work natively — the typo engine reads your active keyboard layout.
HumanTyper is a convenience tool — use it where you'd be comfortable using any text-expansion or macro tool, and don't use it to misrepresent human work (typing tests, exams, someone else's homework) or to abuse services. Be decent out there.