DocxPacer Coming to Chrome Web Store

Chrome extension · .docx → Google Docs

Stop retyping
your draft.

DocxPacer types your finished .docx into Google Docs at an adjustable, natural pace — bold, italic, alignment, and version history intact. Your draft never leaves your device.

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DocxPacer typing an essay draft into a document, with an editing-rhythm waveform and version history.
On-device No upload. No account. No telemetry.
Formatting kept Bold · italic · alignment · version history
Your pace Adjustable speed, breaks, and resume

How it works

Three steps. Then walk away.

  1. 01

    Pick your .docx

    Choose the draft you already wrote. DocxPacer parses it entirely in your browser — no upload, no account.

  2. 02

    Set your pace

    Words per session, edit minutes, break minutes. Turn on natural corrections and resume. Then open your Google Doc.

  3. 03

    Watch it type

    DocxPacer types into the doc at a human, adjustable rhythm — keeping bold, italic, alignment, and your version history.

Features

Built to feel like you typed it.

Writes like a human thinks

DocxPacer drafts a wording, re-reads it, and lands on your original instead — the small revise-as-you-go rhythm of real writing. It corrects in place but keeps your words, never swapping in a paraphrase that changes your meaning.

An editor where a drafted line is struck through and rewritten back to the original wording — 'draft rejected, rewrote in original wording'.

Your version history, intact

A bulk copy-paste collapses your whole draft into a single Google Docs entry — one timestamp, no story. DocxPacer types incrementally with real keystrokes, so your version history reads like you wrote it over time.

A bulk-pasted paragraph flagged as a single version-history entry — 'one entry, pasted just now'.

Switch tabs. Keep going.

Start a session and move on. DocxPacer keeps typing into your Google Doc in the background while you research, reply, or step away.

A tab strip showing the document tab typing in the background while another tab is active.

Formatting that survives

Bold, italic, and alignment from your .docx come through intact — so the finished document looks the way you wrote it, not like a stripped-down paste.

A finished document showing preserved bold, italic, and alignment formatting.

Pricing

Simple pricing. Pick what fits.

One thing. Done right. Priced fairly.

No 10,000-word caps. No upsell modals. No bolt-on features you didn't ask for.

Free

$0forever

No credit card

  • 3 documents per day
  • All formatting kept
  • Runs entirely on your device
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Pro

$39/year

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  • Unlimited documents
  • Priority support
  • Cancel anytime, one click
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Lifetime

$79once

Pay once. Yours forever.

  • Everything in Pro
  • All future updates
  • First 100 customers only

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does my document get uploaded anywhere?

No. The .docx is parsed inside your browser and your settings stay in local extension storage. DocxPacer runs no analytics, no telemetry, and talks to no server we operate.

Does it keep my formatting?

Yes — bold, italic, and alignment carry through, and because it types into Google Docs the way you would, your full version history is preserved.

Can I stop and continue later?

Yes. With “resume” on, DocxPacer remembers roughly how far it got and picks up where you left off the next day.

Why does it need the debugger permission?

Google Docs uses a canvas editor that ignores normal input events. The Chrome debugger API is the only reliable way to send keystrokes. It attaches only while a typing session is running and detaches the moment you stop. It never reads page content.

How much does it cost?

The core extension is free to install. Pro unlocks unlimited use — $4.99/mo, $39/yr, or $79 once for lifetime.

Your draft is done. Let it land itself.

Install free when it ships, or get the launch email the day it goes live.

Coming to Chrome Web Store

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