Text Blaze is excellent. Keyquill is for people who want unlimited snippets free, no account, and their text kept on their own computer.
We make Keyquill, so weigh this page with that in mind. What we say about Text Blaze comes from its own store listing, website and public store reviews, checked in October 2026. Products change: check their current page too. Spotted something out of date? Email support@decisionscalc.com and we'll fix it.
| Keyquill | Text Blaze | |
|---|---|---|
| Expand shortcuts in any text box | Yes | Yes |
| Snippets on the free plan | Unlimited | 20 (per its pricing page, Oct 2026) |
| Account required | No | Yes |
| Where snippets are stored | Only in your browser | Text Blaze cloud |
| Dates, clipboard, cursor placement | Free, no limits | Free, with a daily limit on dynamic commands |
| Fill-in forms and dropdowns | Pro | Free with daily limits; unlimited on Pro |
| Google Docs | Not yet | Yes |
| Team sharing | No | Yes (Business) |
| Pro price | $2.99/mo, $24/yr, or $49 once | $3.49/mo or $35.88/yr (per its pricing page, Oct 2026) |
Recent 1–2 star reviews, quoted as written. Text Blaze has very few negative reviews; this is one of the only recent ones. Source: Text Blaze reviews on the Chrome Web Store.
“Every time you close the browser, it automatically turns off. It's completely useless when you actually need it.”1★, Sep 15, 2026