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Type at a human pace
Pick the .docx you already wrote, set words-per-session and breaks, then watch it type into Google Docs with real keystrokes — never an instant paste.
82WPM
Words / session600
Breaks
Chrome extension · .docx → Google Docs
Stop retyping
your draft
Auto-type your .docx files into Google Docs
You already wrote it. DocxPacer types your .docx into Google Docs at a human pace, formatting intact.
0 words preview · DocxPacer is typing
Typing rhythm
Typing pace 80 WPM
15 · careful150 · brisk
Edit history
- On-device Your document never leaves your browser
- Keeps formatting Bold · italic · alignment · history
- Your pace 15–150 WPM · breaks · resume
How it works
Three steps. That's the whole thing.
Made for students, writers, and researchers moving Word drafts into Google Docs.
- 01
Pick your .docx
Choose the draft you already wrote. It’s parsed right in your browser — no upload.
- 02
Set your pace
Words per session, edit minutes, breaks. Turn on Resume to continue across days.
- 03
Press play, walk away
DocxPacer types into your open Google Doc at an adjustable speed — keeping bold, italic, and alignment.
The tour
See it type, step by step.
Four things DocxPacer does — shown as the product, not stock screenshots.
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Set your speed, walk away
It keeps typing in the background while you switch tabs, reply to a message, or step away. Come back to a fuller draft.
Maya — Messages essay-draft — Google Docstyping…
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Your edit history, intact
A bulk copy-paste collapses everything into one timestamp. DocxPacer types incrementally, so your Google Docs edit history reads like you wrote it over time.
04
Formatting that survives
Bold, italic, and alignment from your .docx come through intact — the finished document looks the way you wrote it, not like a stripped-down paste.
Reviews
What early users are saying.
Real workflows, real time saved.
★★★★★
I write all my drafts in Word offline, then dread moving them into Google Docs for my advisor. DocxPacer types it in for me, and the edit history builds up gradually instead of one giant paste. Exactly what I needed.
★★★★★
I prep lesson notes in Word and need them in Google Docs for my students. DocxPacer handles the whole transfer while I do something else, and Resume picks up where it left off the next day.
★★★★★
I set the speed, hit start, and go reply to clients. Come back and half my draft is already in the doc — bold and italics intact. Saves me hours a week.
★★★★★
Bold, italics, and alignment all survived the move — which never happened with plain paste. Small tool, but it removed a genuinely annoying part of my day.
★★★★★
I write all my drafts in Word offline, then dread moving them into Google Docs for my advisor. DocxPacer types it in for me, and the edit history builds up gradually instead of one giant paste. Exactly what I needed.
★★★★★
I prep lesson notes in Word and need them in Google Docs for my students. DocxPacer handles the whole transfer while I do something else, and Resume picks up where it left off the next day.
★★★★★
I set the speed, hit start, and go reply to clients. Come back and half my draft is already in the doc — bold and italics intact. Saves me hours a week.
★★★★★
Bold, italics, and alignment all survived the move — which never happened with plain paste. Small tool, but it removed a genuinely annoying part of my day.
"I write all my drafts in Word offline, then dread moving them into Google Docs for my advisor. DocxPacer types it in for me, and the edit history builds up gradually instead of one giant paste. Exactly what I needed." — Sofia Mendes, Master's student, Sociology. "I set the speed, hit start, and go reply to clients. Come back and half my draft is already in the doc — bold and italics intact. Saves me hours a week." — Daniel Okafor, Freelance copywriter. "No account, no upload, runs right in my browser. Setup took two minutes. For someone who isn't technical, that mattered a lot." — Carlos Ramírez, Administrative assistant. "I prep lesson notes in Word and need them in Google Docs for my students. DocxPacer handles the whole transfer while I do something else, and Resume picks up where it left off the next day." — Aisha Khan, Online tutor. "Bold, italics, and alignment all survived the move — which never happened with plain paste. Small tool, but it removed a genuinely annoying part of my day." — Lukas Bauer, Technical writer.
Pricing
Simple pricing. Pick what fits.
No 10,000-word caps. No upsell modals. No bolt-on features you didn't ask for.
Free
$0forever
No credit card
- Try the Humanizer free — 1 session
- Unlimited documents
- Types plain text at a human pace
- Runs on your device
★ Most popular
Pro
$4.99/month
Save 42% vs weekly
- Humanizer: types like a real writer
- Keeps your .docx formatting
- Natural, human-looking edit history
- Priority support
- Cancel anytime
- Everything in Free
First 100 customers
Lifetime
$79once
Pay once — cheaper than ~16 months of monthly
- Everything in Pro
- Lifetime access
- All future updates
- Limited launch offer
12 / 100 spots claimed
Card or Apple Pay via Dodo Payments · Pro is one Google sign-in, no password · cancel Pro anytime in one click.
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 DocxPacer keep my formatting?
Yes — bold, italic, and alignment carry through, and because it types into Google Docs the way you would, your full edit history is preserved.
Can I stop and continue typing later?
Yes. With the Resume feature on, DocxPacer remembers roughly how far it got and picks up where you left off the next day.
What permissions does DocxPacer need, and why?
Just two: "activeTab" and "storage". DocxPacer types by dispatching ordinary synthetic keyboard events into the Google Docs tab you have open — there is no debugger permission and no access to your browsing history. It never reads your document back or sends anything to a server: your .docx is parsed locally in the browser and your settings stay in local extension storage.
How much does DocxPacer cost?
The core extension is free to install and types your text into Google Docs at a human pace, with no daily limits. Pro adds the Humanizer — lifelike typos, self-corrections and on-device AI rephrase — and keeps your .docx formatting, for $1.99/week, $4.99/month, or $79 one-time for lifetime access (first 100 customers only). Everyone gets one free Humanizer session to try it. Cancel anytime in one click.
Free to install
Your draft is done.
Let it type itself in.
Free with no daily limits · Pro from $1.99/week · cancel anytime