Fake Filler
UnclaimedThe quickest way to fill all inputs on a page with fake data for testing forms.
Visit WebsiteTL;DR - Fake Filler
- Automatically fills web forms with fake data for testing.
- Saves time and increases productivity for developers and testers.
- Highly customizable with cross-browser setting synchronization.
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Pricing
Freemium
Fake Filler offers a generous free tier with optional paid upgrades for advanced features.
About Fake Filler
Fake Filler is a popular browser extension designed to streamline the process of testing web forms by automatically populating all input fields with fake data. This tool is invaluable for developers, QA testers, and anyone who frequently interacts with forms during application development or testing phases. It eliminates the tedious and time-consuming task of manually entering data into lengthy forms, significantly boosting productivity.
The extension offers robust customization options, allowing users to tailor its behavior to specific requirements, even though it comes with sensible defaults. It supports synchronization of settings across multiple browsers where the extension is installed, ensuring a consistent experience. Fake Filler works seamlessly across various web technologies, including React, Vue.js, and Angular, making it a versatile solution for modern web development workflows.
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Fake Filler FAQ
Fake Filler is a browser extension that automatically fills all input fields on a web page with fake data, designed to help developers and testers quickly populate forms for testing purposes.
Fake Filler offers a 'Lite' (free) version with 25 custom fields. The 'Pro' version costs $3.99/month or $40/year, providing unlimited custom fields.
Yes, Fake Filler has a free 'Lite' version that includes no ads, no tracking, 25 custom fields, setting synchronization, and URL-specific custom fields.
Fake Filler is primarily for web developers, QA testers, and anyone who needs to repeatedly fill out web forms with dummy data during the development or testing of applications.