Documentation/Pocket Paste in 41 seconds
Guide 16Pocket Paste in 41 seconds
A short film about reusable snippets, fill-in fields and appearance, with a transcript and guides to try afterwards.
Watch the film on the homepage, or open the MP4. Captions are available in English and Vietnamese in the website player.
The 40.6-second film introduces reusable snippets, fill-in fields and appearance choices. All application UI and sample content shown in the film are in English.
Transcript
| Time | What you see and learn |
|---|---|
| 00:00.0 | Good ideas. Always at hand. Meet Pocket Paste, a small companion for your Mac. |
| 00:07.4 | Keep a thoughtful reply as a snippet. Give it a short abbreviation so you can reuse it. |
| 00:16.8 | Fill-in fields personalise each message. Shown here in Pocket Paste’s built-in Snippets demo. |
| 00:26.2 | Choose an appearance that feels comfortable and configure shortcuts for the way you work. |
| 00:32.6 | Make room for what comes next. Try Pocket Paste for macOS for seven days at pocketpaste.app. |
About the demonstration
The film combines real Pocket Paste window captures, a recording of the app’s built-in Snippets demonstration, and original titles and music. Cuts and presentation motion make the steps easier to follow; this is not an uninterrupted recording or a performance benchmark. Application screens and the sample content created for this demonstration use English.
The built-in Snippets demo simulates expansion without changing the clipboard or counters. Try a real snippet in a test document after configuring the app. Appearance, shortcuts and timing may differ with your settings and application version.
Try the workflows yourself
Start with the Snippets and appearance guides to explore what the film shows. The handbook also covers clipboard history and OCR:
- Save and find a copied item.
- Create a reusable reply.
- Add a field to personalise it.
- Read text from an image.
- Choose your appearance and shortcuts.
Use non-private example content while learning, and review an OCR result before using it elsewhere.