A realistic human-like typing simulator built with Python.
TypeFlow creates natural keyboard input by combining variable typing speeds, randomized pauses, realistic mistakes, and correction behavior. It is designed to simulate the way a person types instead of producing predictable automated keystrokes.
Most automated typing tools produce perfectly consistent input, which makes them easy to identify as machine-generated. TypeFlow explores a different approach by introducing human-style variations into typing behavior.
The project uses timing algorithms and randomized events to create a smoother and more natural typing experience.
TypeFlow does not type every character at the same speed. It dynamically adjusts typing speed during execution to create natural variation.
Features include:
- Variable character delays
- Randomized typing rhythm
- Temporary speed changes
- Natural slow and fast moments
Humans naturally pause while typing. TypeFlow recreates this using:
- Small pauses between words
- Longer thinking pauses
- Additional delays after punctuation
- Random timing variation
To make typing behavior more realistic, TypeFlow can occasionally:
- Type an incorrect character
- Pause briefly
- Correct the mistake using backspace
This creates a more natural typing pattern.
TypeFlow supports special characters and Unicode punctuation by safely handling characters that cannot be directly typed through standard keyboard simulation.
TypeFlow processes text one character at a time.
For each character, the program determines:
- Whether a typo should occur
- Current typing speed
- Whether a pause should happen
- How long to wait before the next character
The combination of these small variations creates a more realistic typing simulation.
- Python 3.10 or newer
Dependencies:
- PyAutoGUI
- Pyperclip
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/vedh-sonawane/typeflow.git