๐Ÿ’ผ For your work Paste, don't retype

The snippets you retype all day, one keystroke away.

You retype the same git commands, config blocks, and regex a hundred times a week. Save them once, name them, and paste any of them into your terminal or editor in seconds.

Three seconds, start to paste

Find it and paste it, fast.

  1. Save it once. Copy a command you retype, or paste it into Clipboard AI by hand.
  2. Name it. Call it “git undo last commit” so you can find it in a second.
  3. Paste in 3 seconds. โŒ˜โ‡งV, type the name, hit return.
No menus to dig through. It follows you across every device.

The โŒ˜โ‡งV picker on Mac. It searches as you type.

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iPhone

Your snippets on your laptop and your phone

Look up that command on your phone during a standup, then paste it on your Mac when you sit down. Your snippets go where you go.

Steal these snippets

Real, ready-to-use snippets. Copy one, paste it into Clipboard AI, and give it a name.

The pretty git loggit
git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all
Conventional commitgit
feat({scope}): {summary} Why: {reason} Refs: {ticket}
Kill whatever is on a portshell
lsof -ti:{3000} | xargs kill -9
curl an API with authshell
curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" {url} | jq

Words in {curly braces} are yours to swap. Copy button puts the snippet on your clipboard.

Your muscle memory, saved

Every developer has a set of commands and snippets they type from memory: the git incantation to undo a commit, the one-liner to kill a stuck port, the regex you always look up anyway. Save them once and stop retyping.

Clipboard AI holds multi-line blocks, so a whole Dockerfile or config is a single named clip. And because it syncs, the snippet you saved at your desk is on your phone during standup.

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Tip

Name clips the way you think, like "undo commit", so a quick search finds them instantly.

Common questions

Can I keep multi-line snippets?

Yes. Save whole config blocks, scripts, or Dockerfiles as a single named clip and paste the entire thing at once.

Is this a text expander?

It does the same job without learning trigger strings. Search a clip by name and paste it. And unlike most expanders, your library syncs to your iPhone and iPad too.

Does it work in the terminal and code editors?

Yes. On Mac, press Command Shift V to paste a saved command or snippet into your terminal, VS Code, or any app. Your snippets sync to your iPhone and iPad too.

Start your library today

Clipboard AI is free to try on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Save your first snippet, give it a name, and paste it anywhere in seconds.