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Paste it.
Bring copied text into one clear checkpoint.
Paste it. Pace it. Type it.
Clean up copied text, review the result, then paste the version you mean.
PasteToType helps remove unwanted spacing and formatting before your text goes where you type. Your clipboard has been places.
Your paste stays in your control. PasteToType prepares the handoff; you decide what gets typed.

Windows app
Use a dedicated checkpoint to review copied text, clean up formatting, and keep the version you want close at hand.
Pasted fragment
A draft with hidden spacing
A draft with clear spacing.
Review

Ready for the place you type.
Chrome extension
Open the extension when a paste needs a quick check. Review the cleanup, then continue with the version you intended.
In this tab
Clean copied text, review the changes, then keep working.
The actual process
A clear three-step handoff for copied text. The order is the point.
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Bring copied text into one clear checkpoint.
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Clean up the details and review what changed.
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Send the version you mean, not the raw first draft.
Copied text cleanup
Copied text can arrive with double spacing, stray formatting, or fragments that do not belong in the next document. PasteToType gives you a deliberate step to inspect the handoff, tidy what needs attention, and choose the version that moves on.
Frequently asked, finally answered
A plain-English guide to what PasteToType does, what is still arriving, and how the account and billing foundations behave.
PasteToType is a deliberate handoff for copied text. The product direction is simple: help you keep context, spot ordinary formatting problems, and move the version you mean into the next place you type.
Account, billing, preferences, entitlement, and the public product foundation are available. Browser and Windows client capabilities are released separately and will be named specifically when they ship.
PasteToType is $9.99 monthly or $99.90 annually. PasteToType Pro is $14.99 monthly or $149.90 annually. Ultra SmartClean is $29.99 monthly or $299.90 annually. Founder V1 terms are listed separately and are not a current public checkout option.
PasteGuard is being built to make pasted-text checks more visible. It is not presented as active client detection until the relevant browser or operating-system client is released with stated coverage.
SmartClean is the customer-authorized preparation workflow for text that needs more than a quick tidy. It does not remove visible creator ownership, evade detectors, or make undisclosed rewriting decisions.
Credits are server-tracked account entitlements. Included credits and purchased credits remain distinct, so the account can show where a credit came from instead of relying on vibes.
Open billing managementYes. Eligible subscribed accounts use Stripe’s customer billing portal to manage payment methods, invoices, plan changes, and cancellation settings.
Support contact details and service expectations will be published with the applicable client release. This public foundation does not promise a response time or managed setup service. Account and billing controls remain available in the account experience and Stripe billing portal where applicable.
PasteToType distinguishes local recent history from intentionally saved Pinned Pastes. The Privacy page describes the current boundaries; it should be read alongside the final legal terms once those are published.
Pinned Pastes are items you intentionally save to your PasteToType account so they remain available beyond your recent history. They are separate from Recent History, which tracks recent activity. PasteToType Pro includes up to 10 Pinned Pastes and Ultra SmartClean includes up to 25.
Founder V1 is a locked schedule for accounts that enroll under it when enrollment is available. A later schedule does not retroactively alter V1 terms. Founder enrollment availability is announced on the Founder Status page.
View Founder StatusReady for the practical part?
The pricing page lists the available plans and the account flow handles the billing details. A surprisingly direct route. We kept it.
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