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Helps testers quickly fill forms with test data Test Data Filler helps QA testers save hours by instantly populating forms with test data. Instead of typing test values over and over, click once and get complete, realistic form fills with a single keystroke. Four customizable data profiles with 10 unique users each: - Valid — Realistic, well-formed data for happy-path testing - Invalid — Common bad formats (empty strings, negative numbers, malformed emails) - Edge case — Boundary values (leap years, max-length strings, special characters) - XSS / SQL Injection — Security payloads for penetration and regression testing Key Features: ✓ Smart field detection — Finds and fills email, password, phone, date, card fields automatically ✓ Per-profile cycling — Track which user you last filled with; never repeat the same data twice ✓ Custom data editor — Modify test data for your specific needs, organized by field type ✓ Import/Export — Backup your custom data as JSON; share test profiles with your team ✓ Supports 14+ form types — Works on fill.dev, practice.expandtesting.com, Google, GitHub, and 100+ real sites ✓ Iframe support — Fills nested forms and multi-frame pages automatically ✓ Privacy-first — All data stored locally; never sent to external servers Ideal for QA engineers testing registration, checkout, and contact forms; security testers running XSS and SQL injection scenarios; and developers building form-heavy applications.
Jul 19, 2026
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