Fake Typing | Presentation Assistants

Fake Typing

Deliver flawless demos without typing everything live.
Let your text “type itself” smoothly while you focus on teaching.

What Is Fake Typing?

If you've ever done live coding during a talk, you know how hard it is to type perfectly while also explaining concepts, thinking ahead, and keeping your audience engaged. Even great presenters make silly typos, mismatched brackets, stray characters, and autocomplete mistakes when they're multitasking in front of a crowd.

These small errors break your rhythm, interrupt the explanation, and force you to stop, correct, and re-explain — exactly when you want the audience focused on the idea, not the typo.

Fake Typing in Presentation Assistants solves this. You still press keys naturally, but instead of displaying your raw keystrokes, our editor reveals your preloaded text one character at a time. This lets you maintain the natural feel of live typing while ensuring the text is always perfect, polished, and exactly what you prepared.

The result: smooth, confident “live typing” with zero typos, zero hesitation, and no loss of momentum. Your audience sees clean, intentional code. You stay focused on teaching.

Example: You press random keys like “asdflkj…”, but your editor reveals the prepared line const express = require('express'); one character at a time, perfectly timed with your explanation.

Why Presenters Love It

When to Use Fake Typing

Instead of juggling your thought process and your keyboard at the same time, you can simply type naturally while the editor reveals the exact text you prepared. The result: clean, confident, and distraction-free live demonstrations.

Fully Customizable

With Presentation Assistants, you control every detail:

You can predefine entire scripts and have them animate perfectly every time. Great for workshops or repeated lectures.

A Huge Upgrade for Live Teaching

Fake Typing eliminates friction from your demos. No more forgetting parentheses, retyping a line three times, or losing your momentum mid-sentence.

You stay in command of the explanation — the platform handles the typing.

👉 Try Fake Typing today at Presentation Assistants, or test it on our demo page.