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One-click copy as plain text. Strips formatting, fonts, colors, and links so paste is always clean. PastePlain strips all formatting from copied text so every paste is clean so no more carrying over fonts, colors, bold, or links from webpages. How it works: Select any text on any webpage, right-click, and choose "Copy as plain text." That's it. Whatever you paste next will be pure, clean text with no formatting baggage. Why you need it: Every time you copy text from a webpage and paste it into an email, document, or Notion, it brings all the original formatting with it. Wrong fonts, random colors, blue underlined links, oversized headings. You end up pasting into Notepad first just to strip it, then copying again. PastePlain eliminates that extra step forever. Free Features: - Right-click any selected text → "Copy as plain text" - Works on every webpage - No usage limits, no time limits Pro Features: $0.99 one-time - Keyboard shortcut (Cmd+Shift+P) to copy as plain text instantly - Auto-plain-text mode, making ALL copies plain text automatically - Per-site settings, enabling auto-mode only on specific sites - Copy history where last 10 plain text copies stored locally Privacy: Nothing you copy ever leaves your device. Copy history is stored locally and never transmitted anywhere. No account required. Why $0.99? Because it solves a real problem and you'll use it every single day. Less than a cup of coffee, once, forever.
May 2, 2026
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