Valid data
Every field gets realistic fake data that should pass the form's own rules.
FORM READY FOR CHROME
Any form, filled.
Nothing submitted.
A form filler for developers, QA testers and agencies. One click puts realistic test data into the page you are working on: valid, empty, malformed or just out of range. It never submits and runs locally.
Free to useEverything it does today, with no account and no usage limit.
Three permissionsIt reads only the tab you use it on and sends nothing anywhere.
THE WORKFLOW
Fill it, check it, put it back.
Form Ready fills the form in the active tab only when you ask it to, then shows exactly what it wrote, what it left alone and what the page rejected. Undo puts the fields back, and Copy summary gives you a plain-text record for the bug report.
It is not a password manager or an autofill for real accounts. It is for the sign-up, checkout and contact forms you build and test every day.
WHAT IT DOES
Four scenarios. Five everyday tools.
Required left empty
Required fields cleared and the rest completed, so every error message shows.
Format errors
Malformed emails and URLs, wrong steps and broken patterns wherever the form declares them.
Just outside limits
Boundary values one step past the minimum, maximum and length limits.
Undo
Puts the fields back the way they were before the run, and keeps what you changed since.
Your own values
Your email, name and password whenever a run should pass. {n} in the email gives every sign-up a fresh address.
Repeat
Every run has a seed. Repeat brings back the same data when you need to reproduce a bug.
Copy summary
A plain-text record of the run, with passwords masked, ready to paste into a ticket.
Keyboard shortcut
Alt+Shift+F runs the valid scenario without opening the popup.
SAFE BY DESIGN
It fills. It never sends.
Form Ready is careful with the page it touches and with the person using it.
Never submitsIt never clicks a button, and leaves alone the language switchers, jump menus and controls that would make a page reload.
Keeps what you typedYour own entries stay unless you switch on Overwrite, and marketing boxes stay as the page set them.
Knows what to skipPayment card fields, file uploads, CAPTCHAs, hidden spam traps and the site's search, sort and cart controls are left alone.
BUILT FOR REAL PAGES
React, Vue and ten languages.
In React, including React Hook Form, Formik and the text, number, checkbox and radio fields of Material UI and Ant Design, and in Vue, the app's own state updates, not only what you see. Custom dropdowns, date pickers and styled checkboxes are reported rather than guessed.
Labels in Bulgarian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Russian and Turkish get the right kind of value. Dates follow the order a field asks for, phone numbers fit the field, and postcodes follow the pattern a page declares.
CHROME WEB STORE
Install Form Ready free.
Form Ready is published on the Chrome Web Store. Add it to Chrome, pin it beside the address bar, and fill your first form. No account and no signup.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Worth knowing.
Does Form Ready submit the form?
No. It never clicks a button or submits. It also leaves alone controls that would reload the page or open another one, so the page stays where it is.
Does it send my data anywhere?
No. Form Ready makes no network requests. It reads the form in the tab you use it on, and your saved values stay in this browser. See the privacy details.
Can I use my own email address?
Yes. Save it once under My values. Put {n} in it, as in qa+{n}@yourcompany.com, and every run gives you a fresh address for sign-up tests.
What does Undo put back?
The fields the run changed, the way they were before it. One exception: a radio button the run chose stays chosen until you reload the page, because a web app cannot be told that a radio group is empty again.
Is it free?
Yes. Everything Form Ready does today is free to use, with no account and no usage limit. If paid extras come later, they will be new features on top: what is free now stays free.
Can I use it to sign up for real services?
No. Form Ready is a testing aid. Use it on forms you are allowed to test, not to submit fake information to services you do not own.