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A familiar fake hacker screen: type to reveal code, adjust settings such as color, font and speed, and use keyboard shortcuts for access effects.
The code is only the opening act. Turn your keyboard into a cinematic terminal, press Run, and take the scene all the way to its finale.
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For a quick bit of keyboard theatre or a fictional screen in your next video. You control how the scene looks and when it begins.
Choose green, amber, cyan or Mono. On desktop, resize the panes and decide which supporting panels stay in the shot.
Letters reveal prepared code. Run starts the automatic sequence: code-writing, analysis, injection, transfer and verification. It’s all visual.
Enable the result dialog, choose Granted or Denied, and write your message. Preview the ending before the take, then restart whenever you like.
Following the active stage ↗
On a phone, tabs automatically switch to show the sequence as it progresses. Pending, active and idle indicators help you see which panes are doing their part.
Want a wider shot? Open the desktop workspace and let the panels play together.
Try it on your screen ↗A familiar fake hacker screen: type to reveal code, adjust settings such as color, font and speed, and use keyboard shortcuts for access effects.
Seven terminal panes, a Run-to-finale sequence and a configurable result. Make NinjaType your regular scene-maker when you want the code display to be part of a larger performance.
Open NinjaType ↗Both experiences are simulations. Neither proves real hacking or typing skill. External features may change; our Hacker Typer controls guide covers NinjaType’s own controls.
Your next fictional terminal is one click away.
Open Hacker TyperNo. NinjaType Hacker Typer is an independent simulator. HackerTyper.net is a separate service. Both create fictional code displays, but NinjaType has its own workspace, controls and staged sequence.
Open NinjaType Hacker Typer and press Run, or Enter while working in the editor. The simulator writes code and moves through analysis, injection, transfer and verification. You can restart to run the scene again.
Yes. Open Settings, find Session result, enable the completion dialog and choose Granted or Denied. You can edit the result message and preview it before running the sequence.
You can use the simulator to set up a fictional terminal scene. Adjust panel sizes on desktop, choose visible panels and a color theme, and preview the finale before recording with your own screen recorder. NinjaType does not record or export video for you.
The workspace uses tabs on smaller screens. After Run starts, the tabs automatically follow the sequence so the active stage stays visible. Use the Type button when you want to bring up the on-screen keyboard.
No. Each keypress can reveal multiple characters of prepared code, so the simulator is not a WPM test. Use NinjaType’s typing practice to measure speed and accuracy, or multiplayer typing race to compete with friends.