Paste Into File 5.4.1 + Portable

Windows Explorer can only paste the copied files, but cannot paste images, texts and other content that have been copied from inside applications or when taking screenshots. Paste Into File allows you to paste the clipboard content directly into the files through a new item in the context menu of the Explorer file and/or additional shortcuts. It can also do the opposite: Copy the file content to the live clipboard.

Previously, you had to open an image/text/office/archive application, paste what you just copied, pressed, selected the folder and entered the file name (or opened the file, selected everything and copied) - just to recognize your GIF has become JPEG static - Paste Into File to help you do all these things in a single step, keep the transparent and cartoon. It can even monitor the temporary and automatically save or add content when you copy them (mass processing).

The main features

• Integration of Explorer context menu entries
• Hotkeys Win+ Alt+ Vto paste and Win+ Alt+ C to copy file contents
• Autosave mode: rename directly inside the file browser without dialogs
• Batch mode: monitor the clipboard and save content as you copy them
• Clipboard patching: use regular paste options and CTRL+ V(experimental)
• Supports multiple formats: PNG, JPEG, GIF, SVG, TXT, HTML, CSV, URL, PDF, RTF, DIF, SLK, EMF, TIF, ZIP, file drop list, ...
• First launch wizard