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Shipping details on any store, filled in one click
Chrome's own autofill handles your home address well on big retailers. It gets patchy on smaller shops, on stores with unusual checkout designs, and whenever you need something other than your default address: a gift to your sister, your office, a holiday rental. EchoFill fills in the gaps. Record a checkout once and reuse it anywhere, with a separate profile for every address you ship to.
What it fills
- Contact details: name, email for receipts, phone number for delivery updates.
- Delivery address: street, apartment, city, state or region, postcode, country, including the searchable country and state menus many checkouts use.
- Delivery notes and preferences: "leave with concierge", gift message, newsletter opt-out.
- Business details: company name, VAT or tax ID, purchase order number, on stores that ask for them.
What it deliberately doesn't fill
EchoFill never records payment card numbers, expiry dates or security codes, even if they're on a form you record. It also skips passwords. Your browser's built-in payment and password managers are the right tools for those, and keeping them separate means a profile you export or share with a spreadsheet never contains payment data.
Profiles for every address
Create "Home", "Office" and "Mum's house". At checkout, EchoFill shows which profile best matches the page, and you pick the one you want. Free includes three profiles; Pro has no limit and adds Universal fields, which recognise "Given name", "Mobile", "Town" and the like on stores you've never visited.
How to set it up
- At any checkout, fill in your shipping details the normal way.
- Click EchoFill → Record this form and name the profile after the address.
- On the next store, click Autofill at checkout, or press Alt+Shift+F.
- Review, enter your card in the store's own payment form, and place the order.
Common questions
Does it work on one-page and multi-step checkouts?
Both. On sites you approve for automatic filling, EchoFill saves answers you add on later steps as you go, so the next order fills end to end.
Will it fill the wrong address by mistake?
EchoFill fills only when you ask (or on sites you approved for automatic filling), shows what it filled, and offers one-click Undo. By default it never overwrites something you've already typed.
Is my address shared with EchoFill or anyone else?
No. Profiles are stored only in your browser on your device. Privacy policy.