Autype is a document workspace with live PDF preview, reusable content, AI and API export. Plans from $5.75/month billed annually, with a 14-day trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Autype is a document workspace for creating, reusing and exporting business documents. Its homepage promises that teams can build a document once and deliver it as PDF, DOCX, forms and language variants without rebuilding it. Users write visually or in Extended Markdown while the final output stays in view.
The company says Autype is not another word processor. It describes a complete editor, a focused document agent and an automation engine built around one structured source. More than 1,400 people are said to build documents with it, and application and document data are hosted in EU regions.
Documents are written in one of three views: Write, Markdown or JSON, all editing the same document. A live PDF preview sits beside the editor, so users can inspect pages, tables, charts and page breaks before sending. Reusable blocks keep approved sections linked, and records fill customer or project data into the same layout.
Autype AI is an agent that works from a brief, files, web research and approved resources, and can revise a single section. For automation, the API, MCP, n8n and Make use the same validation and rendering engine as the browser editor, so output matches what the editor produces.
Structure features keep long documents under control: figures, tables, citations, cross-references and indexes stay connected as sections move, and internal references are checked before export. Forms let recipients complete and sign a designed PDF, and language variants such as English, German, French and Spanish stay tied to one source.
Output options include PDF, DOCX, ODT, PNG, JSON and PDF/A, with PDF/UA, tagged PDF and AcroForms also listed. Beyond the editor, Autype Lens extracts text, typed fields and full document structure from existing files, and Document Tools can merge, split, convert, protect, watermark and fill documents.
Autype is a document workspace for creating, reusing and exporting business documents. Users write visually or in Extended Markdown, preview the final PDF, and publish PDF, DOCX, forms and language variants. It also offers an optional AI agent and an API-based document engine.
Editor costs $5.75/month billed annually at $69, Pro costs $18.25/month billed annually at $219, and Team costs $23.25/month per seat billed annually at $279, starting at 5 seats. Engine is pay as you go, and Enterprise pricing is custom. Prices can be shown in USD or EUR.
Yes. The site offers 14 days to test the complete editor with your own document, and the pricing page mentions a 14-day Pro trial. No permanent free plan is shown in the sources.
No. Editing, records, reusable blocks, forms, templates and publishing work without AI. The AI agent is described as an optional accelerator.
Autype lists ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, VS Code, MCP, n8n and Make. It also has a Developer API. These automation tools use the same validation and rendering engine as the browser editor.
Autype exports PDF, DOCX, ODT, PNG and JSON, plus PDF/A. PDF/UA, tagged PDF and AcroForms are also listed. It can also import PDF and DOCX files.
Autype states that application and document data are hosted in EU regions, on infrastructure from ISO 27001-certified providers. It describes access as role-aware with controlled sharing.
It suits client-facing teams, operations and compliance staff, and product or automation teams that produce recurring documents. It is strongest where consistency across customers, compliance or workflows matters.