FakerFill
Fill web forms instantly with realistic fake data
After months of building and testing, I’ve finally launched FakerFill — a browser extension that automatically fills web forms with realistic fake data.
It started from a simple frustration: typing test names and emails over and over again while checking forms. I wanted a tool that would do it faster but still give full control.
With FakerFill, you can now create custom templates, choose exactly which fields to fill, and configure each one individually (method, prefix, suffix, etc.).
Everything runs locally — no tracking, no data collection — and works instantly with a single click.
I hope it helps developers and QA testers save time and focus on what actually matters — building and testing great apps. 🥳
2 Comments
This scratches such a specific itch that every developer has felt. The number of times I've typed test@test.com or John Smith into forms is embarrassing. What sets this apart from other form fillers is the local-first approach and the custom templates. Most solutions either send your data to a server or give you zero control over the output. The fact that it runs locally and lets you configure prefix/suffix for each field shows you actually used this yourself before shipping it.
Thanks — appreciate that. I built FakerFill exactly because I was tired of typing the same data everywhere too. The local-first approach was non-negotiable for me, and the template system came straight from my own daily workflow. Full control + full privacy is the whole idea.