Copy-paste nicely styled text to apps like GMail and Google Docs without learning new shortcuts.

Wait, why can't you just use Paste and Match Style with ⌘-⇧-V?

@chrismessina Well, you can, if that's what you want. Paste and Match Style is effectively pasting as plain text, then styling it with surrounding styles. So all your bolds, headings, links, lists etc are wiped away.

Great execution, horrible pricing

@ronyfadel Thank you for the feedback! 🙏 I've recently added a Monthly Subscription for SmartPaste Pro to complement the Lifetime License. 👀 The regular, non-Pro version has been free forever from day one! 💪 Hopefully, there is now something for everyone. 🤞

👋 Hey everyone! SmartPaste is a macOS menu bar app that solves a small, but annoying problem. 🧐 The problem In macOS, copy-pasting text to a rich text editor is often a frustrating experience. Most of the time, along with useful stuff like headings and bolded text, you're getting a ton of extra, unwanted styles like original colors and fonts. What if there was a way to keep only the styles, that you actually care about? 💡 The solution SmartPaste does just that. Automatically! Every time you're copying text from the web, SmartPaste throws out all unwanted styles, while keeping the useful ones. To be specific, it keeps: · Bold · Italic · Links · Headings · Lists And throws out: · Text foreground colors · Text background colors · Text shadows · Fonts (default font is used) · Text sizes (default size is used) Nitpicky users can upgrade to SmartPaste Pro, that unlocks the ability to configure this behaviour. 😸 Let me know what you think! PS — It's one of those things that started off as a tweet: https://twitter.com/derrickreime...

SmartPaste

Paste without annoying styles on macOS

Paste without annoying styles on macOS

SmartPaste

Paste without annoying styles on macOS

Paste without annoying styles on macOS

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