Chrome Web Store rating
Write It4.7 (28 ratings)
Natural Typist5.0 (23 ratings)
Write It vs Natural Typist
Both simulate human typing in Google Docs. Natural Typist is built for Docs alone; Write It also types in Slides and Word and puts a writing toolkit beside the typer.
Write It teamUpdated 2 min read
Natural Typist and Write It both simulate a person typing into Google Docs, with adjustable speed, typos that get corrected and breaks. On the Chrome Web Store, Natural Typist is rated 5.0 out of 5 from 23 ratings and Write It 4.7 out of 5 from 28 ratings (checked October 14, 2026).
| Feature | Full toolkitWrite It | Typing simulatorNatural Typist |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome Web Store rating | 4.7 (28 ratings) | 5.0 (23 ratings) |
| Free to use | Auto typer on the free plan | No paid plan listed |
| Adjustable speed and error rate | 20–200 WPM, 0–10% errors | 30–150 WPM, 0–20% errors |
| Typos that get corrected | ||
| Breaks and natural pauses | ||
| Google Docs | ||
| Google Slides and Word on the web | Not in its listing | |
| Pacing that reacts to the sentenceLonger pauses before complex clauses, speed that follows writing confidence. | Write It Max | Not in its listing |
| AI humanizer | In the side panel | On its website, per its listing |
| AI detector | Not in its listing | |
| AI agent, research and citations | Apollo + Research Mode | Not in its listing |
Free to use
Write ItAuto typer on the free plan
Natural TypistNo paid plan listed
Adjustable speed and error rate
Write It20–200 WPM, 0–10% errors
Natural Typist30–150 WPM, 0–20% errors
Typos that get corrected
Write It
Natural Typist
Breaks and natural pauses
Write It
Natural Typist
Google Docs
Write It
Natural Typist
Google Slides and Word on the web
Write It
Natural TypistNot in its listing
Pacing that reacts to the sentence
Longer pauses before complex clauses, speed that follows writing confidence.
Write ItWrite It Max
Natural TypistNot in its listing
AI humanizer
Write ItIn the side panel
Natural TypistOn its website, per its listing
AI detector
Write It
Natural TypistNot in its listing
AI agent, research and citations
Write ItApollo + Research Mode
Natural TypistNot in its listing
Natural Typist details are from its Chrome Web Store listing (version 1.5.7, updated December 30, 2025), which links to no website. Ratings and user counts are from each product’s Chrome Web Store listing. This is not an account test. Competitor details verified October 14, 2026. Other products change often, so check their site for the current feature set.
What Natural Typist is
Natural Typist is a small Chrome extension for Google Docs. You paste text, set a speed between 30 and 150 words per minute and an error rate between 0 and 20%, and it types into the doc with typos, corrections and breaks. Its listing also mentions an AI humanizer on its website but does not link to it. It shows 10,000 users, and the last update was December 30, 2025.
About "undetected" claims
Natural Typist’s listing says it was tested with more than ten history checkers and passed as human typing 99% of the time. That is its own test, and we have no way to check it. Write It rewrites AI-flavored phrasing so it reads naturally to a grader. No tool can promise a particular detector score, and we do not make that promise.
Where Write It goes further
- Three editors, one typer. Google Docs, Google Slides and Microsoft Word on the web, including Word files in OneDrive and SharePoint.
- Pacing that follows the sentence. Write It Max lengthens pauses before complex clauses and shifts speed with how confidently a person would write each phrase. It is included with Plus and Premium, and free accounts get one Max run.
- The humanizer where you write. Rewrite AI-flavored phrasing and score your draft with the AI detector in the side panel, then type the result into the doc.
- Drafting and research. Apollo drafts and edits inside your doc, and Research Mode finds sources and inserts an MLA, APA, Chicago or IEEE Works Cited.
Try a typing simulator that also works in Slides and Word
Add Write It to Chrome, paste a paragraph and set your speed and error rate. The auto typer is free.
Which one should you use?
Pick Write It when
- You type in Google Slides or Microsoft Word on the web as well as Google Docs.
- You want the humanizer and the AI detector inside the same panel as the typer, not on a separate website.
- You want pauses that follow the sentence being written, which is what Write It Max adds.
- The writing still has to be drafted, researched or cited, and you want Apollo and Research Mode next to the typer.
Pick Natural Typist when
- You only ever type in Google Docs and want a simple typer with a perfect store rating. Natural Typist’s listing shows 5.0 from 23 ratings.
- You want error rates above 10%. Natural Typist’s setting goes to 20%; Write It’s stops at 10%.
Bottom line: Natural Typist is a well-rated, single-purpose typing simulator for Google Docs. Write It types into Docs, Slides and Word, adds sentence-aware pacing with Write It Max, and keeps the humanizer, the AI detector, Apollo and Research Mode in the same side panel. If Docs typing is the whole job, both do it. If the document still needs work, Write It covers more of it.
Frequently asked questions
Is Natural Typist free?
Its Chrome Web Store listing does not mention a paid plan, and the store does not mark it as offering in-app purchases. Write It’s auto typer is free too, and the paid plans add Write It Max and more AI usage.
Does Natural Typist work in Google Slides or Microsoft Word?
Its listing describes typing directly in Google Docs and does not mention Slides or Word. Write It’s auto typer runs in Google Docs, Google Slides and Microsoft Word on the web.
What is a good Natural Typist alternative?
Write It is a human typing simulator for Google Docs, Slides and Word with adjustable speed, natural pauses and typos it corrects. It keeps a humanizer, an AI detector, the Apollo agent and Research Mode in the same side panel, and it is free to start.
Is Natural Typist undetectable?
Its listing reports its own test of history checkers. No tool can promise how a detector or a version-history review will judge your document, and Write It does not make that promise either. Check your school’s policy before using any auto typer on graded work.