# Paste as Human Typing

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In some cases, it is necessary to paste copied text into your browser profiles. However, based on the input speed, websites can determine whether text has been typed by a person or whether it has been copied and pasted.

To allow you to paste text from a copied line and to make it look like it was typed by a human, we have integrated **Paste as human typing** in Incogniton. Based on a randomizer between each keystroke, the text will be pasted in the desired place.

Here's how to use this feature:

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#### Launch profile

Launch a browser profile in Incogniton.
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#### Copy text

Copy the text you want to paste.
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#### Paste text

Right-click in the target field and select **Paste as human typing**.
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If you have any additional questions after reading this article, please contact our [support department](https://incogniton.com/contact/).
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