Sometimes (e. g., after an operating system update), the access may get taken away unintentionally, and you’ll need to re-enable Paste to access the accessibility features manually:

Make sure that Paste items to active app is enabled in Paste Settings -> General.
Go to System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Accessibility, find and remove Paste from the list by selecting it and pressing the “-” button.
Restart your Mac.
Launch Paste, try to paste any item to any app, and follow the instructions again.

Learn more about how to paste directly to other applications and how to enable it.

To paste directly to other applications, Paste requires access to the accessibility features of your Mac.

Sometimes (e. g., after an operating system update), the access may get taken away unintentionally, and you’ll need to re-enable Paste to access the accessibility features manually:

Make sure that Paste items to active app is enabled in Paste Settings -> General.
Go to System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Accessibility, find and remove Paste from the list by selecting it and pressing the “-” button.
Restart your Mac.
Launch Paste, try to paste any item to any app, and follow the instructions again.

Learn more about how to paste directly to other applications and how to enable it.

To paste directly to other applications, Paste requires access to the accessibility features of your Mac.

Sometimes (e. g., after an operating system update), the access may get taken away unintentionally, and you’ll need to re-enable Paste to access the accessibility features manually:

Make sure that Paste items to active app is enabled in Paste Settings -> General.
Go to System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Accessibility, find and remove Paste from the list by selecting it and pressing the “-” button.
Restart your Mac.
Launch Paste, try to paste any item to any app, and follow the instructions again.

Learn more about how to paste directly to other applications and how to enable it.