Auto Typer types a saved message into the active text field when you press its assigned hotkey. Set a Start/Stop key and a delay between repeated messages to automate recurring text entry.
Auto Typer enters a preset message with a hotkey
Enter the text you want repeated, assign a Start/Stop hotkey, and press that key to begin typing. Press it again to stop. The message is sent as keyboard input to the active field, so the receiving window needs to be ready for text.
This workflow suits short, repeated entries such as form details or standard responses. Auto Typer's message limit is 60 characters, so longer text needs to be split into shorter entries.
Set the pause between repeated messages
Auto Typer includes a timing setting for the interval between messages. Adjusting that pause controls how often the saved text is entered during a repeating run.
Use Start/Stop and Play hotkeys
The basic setup assigns a Start/Stop key and enters the message to repeat. The program's instructions also describe setting a separate Play hotkey: start the sequence, perform the desired key presses, stop it, then use Play to run it.
- Choose and set the hotkey or hotkeys.
- Enter the message, then trigger the typing sequence from the active text field.
- Press Start/Stop again to halt repeated typing.
Pros
- Starts and stops message typing with an assigned hotkey
- Lets you set the pause between repeated messages
- Includes a separate Play hotkey in its typing workflow
Cons
- Messages are limited to 60 characters
How do I start and stop Auto Typer?
Assign a Start/Stop hotkey, then press it to start typing the message. Press the same key again to stop.
Can Auto Typer pause between repeated messages?
Yes. It has a timing setting for the interval between messages.
How long can a message be?
Auto Typer supports messages of up to 60 characters.