copynpaste
Copy from anywhere. Paste it right, everywhere.
What it does
copynpaste reads the formatting in what you paste, even real bold copied out of Google Docs, then rewrites it in the exact syntax your destination understands. For rich-text apps it copies actual formatting; for chat apps it writes the right markers
Paste text from any app and get it formatted right for the next one. Also removes em dashes and AI filler wording. Free, no sign-up, runs in your browser.
How it works. copynpaste reads the formatting in what you paste, even real bold copied out of Google Docs, then rewrites it in the exact syntax your destination understands. For rich-text apps it copies actual formatting; for chat apps it writes the right *markers* . Using an AI assistant? Claude and Cursor can convert formatting for you through the copynpaste MCPfrom copynpaste.xyz
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