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PasteKey: Text Snippets & Keyboard Shortcuts - Chrome Web

Save and paste text snippets anywhere using customizable keyboard shortcuts without signing in.

Overview

Copying and pasting repeated text or code can slow down workflows and feel tedious, especially when juggling multiple forms or message types. PasteKey simplifies this by letting you assign keyboard shortcuts to any text snippet, from a quick phrase to long paragraphs, allowing instant pasting wherever you work in your browser. You don’t need to sign into any account since all snippets are stored locally on your device, keeping your content private.

You can create multiple groups to organize snippets for different purposes, such as sales pitches or legal disclaimers. The extension also supports placeholders for fillable text fields and offers a fill form toggle to auto-complete website forms, although this feature may require a bit of trial and error. Beyond keyboard shortcuts, snippets can be selected from a right-click menu, adding convenience without interrupting your workflow.

Free users get ten snippet slots and three groups, while pro and team plans expand these limits and add cloud syncing for shared libraries, making it useful for individual and collaborative needs alike. We went through the site and it highlights local storage of snippets with no signup needed, ensuring your data stays on your device.

At a glance

What it offers

Features

  • Assign keyboard shortcuts to text snippets
  • Fill form toggle for auto-completing web forms
  • Right-click menu to paste snippets
  • Copy and paste to any website
  • Fill form performs clicks and text form fill ins.

Use cases

  • Automate repeated coding snippets in web editors
  • Quickly insert common sales or legal text
  • Fill out online forms swiftly with presets

Screenshots

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to create an account to use PasteKey?

No, PasteKey stores snippets locally on your device and does not require any account or sign-in.

Can PasteKey fill out forms on any website automatically?

PasteKey includes a Fill Form toggle that helps fill text boxes on web forms but may require some trial and error to work properly.

Is PasteKey limited to Chrome browser use?

PasteKey is designed to work on all browser pages but has limited functionality outside the browser, such as in email or word processing apps.

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