PrettyPaste fixes your clipboard the moment you copy — so what lands in Slack, Notion, or your docs actually looks right.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · Menubar app · Requires Accessibility permission
Copied from Claude Code
Pasted with PrettyPaste
Here's how the authentication flow works in your current setup:
The middleware checks for a valid session token in the request headers. If none is found, it redirects to /login with a next param so the user lands back after signing in.
There are three edge cases to handle:
From a web page, Claude, Perplexity, Notion, or your terminal. PrettyPaste detects what kind of content it is.
Instead of pasting normally. PrettyPaste intercepts, transforms, and sends the clean version straight to your cursor.
No hard line breaks. No mystery whitespace. Formatted markdown. Ready to read.
Web apps put HTML on the clipboard. PrettyPaste converts it to clean markdown — headers, lists, bold, links — all preserved. Massive inline styles and zero-width spaces stripped.
Terminal output has hard line breaks at 80–120 characters. PrettyPaste detects the wrap width and rejoins lines — so paragraphs flow naturally and code blocks stay intact.
Free macOS app. No account required.
PrettyPaste lives in your menubar. You’ll see the icon on the right side of your menu bar.
Required for the global hotkey. PrettyPaste will prompt you — go to System Settings › Privacy & Security › Accessibility and enable it.
Copy some text from Claude or a web page. Hit Cmd+Shift+V to paste. Done.