Smart Paste
Copy a whole block. Paste just the part each form field asks for.
Free, and keys are optional. There is no release yet, so you build it from the source.
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Copy a block
Like a resume, an address, or a contact card.
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Click into a field
In a website or a desktop app.
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Press CtrlV
The field gets just its value: the first name, the ZIP code, the email.
Try it here
Copy the sample, then paste it into any field: CtrlV on Windows, ⌘V on a Mac. On a phone, press and hold a field, then tap Paste.
You can edit it or paste your own contact details.
Practice form
This demo runs the app's built-in label rules in your browser. Nothing you paste leaves this page. With a key, the Windows app also asks Jev, TypeSafe's decision model.
- Works where you fill in forms. Websites in your browser, and fields in desktop apps.
- Asks you when unsure. A small picker opens next to the field with the best choices, and you pick one.
- Acts like a normal paste. CtrlZ undoes it, and your clipboard comes back right after.
- Pick any value. WinAltV opens a picker with everything you copied.
- Works with or without a key. With a key, Jev, TypeSafe's decision model, picks the value for each field. Without one, Smart Paste uses a built-in list of common field labels, plus the labels it learns on your PC.
Privacy
Without a key, nothing you copy leaves your PC. With a key, it sends only the contact details you copied, a description of the field, and the app's name. It removes passwords and card numbers first. It never fills password or card fields, and it does not track how you use it.
- Runs on
- Windows 11, or Windows 10 version 2004 or later
- PCs
- Intel, AMD, and ARM
- Needs
- .NET 10 Desktop Runtime, free from Microsoft
- Price
- Free. Keys are optional
- License
- MIT
- Install
- No release yet. Build it from the source
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