Documentation

Add FillKit to Chrome, pin it, and open the side panel for the first time.

Create your first snippet, learn the shortcut prefix, and expand it on a page.

Where FillKit keeps your data, what never leaves the browser, and what is never touched.

The snippet editor, folders with colors and icons, favorites, and search.

How typing a shortcut becomes text, the suggestion list, and where expansion works.

String snippets and free text into one bigger block that types itself.

Dates, clipboard, and profile data that fill themselves in at expansion time.

Ask for the changing parts of a snippet right on the page, every time you use it.

Save the fields of a form once, by picking them on the page or collecting what you typed.

The in-page dot, the default set, the keyboard shortcut and the right-click menu.

Give a field a snippet instead of a fixed value and it renders fresh at fill time.

Separate identities for work and personal, with snippets and autofills that follow.

Local export and import, manual Google Drive backup, and the freshness dot.

Keep every device in step with an optional ToolClack account.

Every switch in the Settings tab, from the shortcut prefix to disabled sites and theme.

Expansion not firing, autofill missing fields, and other quick fixes.

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