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Paste entire stack

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Option to paste all items in your paste stack, with a 'return' keystroke after each. So if you're in google docs with a bulleted list and used this option, each item in your paste stack would get its own bullet.

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    sh1ny · Feb 7, 2024

    Heartily second that. Sounds like a natural use case for Paste Stack.

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    Chris · Aug 18, 2024

    Came here to suggest just this. This would enhance the way I use the past stack 90% of the time!

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    Adam · Dec 27, 2024

    I also came here to suggest this feature! The carriage return/newline is what I want, but I can also see the use case where it would be nice to have the option to specify a seperator, i.e., tab or a comma certainly have a use.

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    Paul · May 28, 2025

    This is literally what we all need... If another app had it I'd swap instantly, but I don't have the time to search, wish it was a paid feature

    example: If you copy and paste multiple urls, then paste them all at once it would list it (e.g. a google sheet) instantly in each row.

    I would even pay extra for this feature. I would also pay extra for this app to be faster. perhaps a third tier "paste power user". Also paste stack could be much quicker... takes foreever, often a full 1 second delay between copying, and also between pasting.

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    Paul · Jun 12, 2025

    it seems like they may had implemented this! thanks for listening team if you did. or so it seems it works right now.

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    Chrisl64squares · Aug 11, 2025

    I don't see this feature implemented. I would certainly make use of it!

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    John French · Oct 27, 2026

    I find Paste Stack unusable as it deletes the item from the stack when I paste it. This is rarely what I want. For example. I'm in Visual Code modifying a website. There are snippets of code and of text on a web page that I want to use over and over when adding content. I copy the bits I want then paste them as needed. Or I'm pasting data into various cells and sheets on a spreadsheet, and want to paste the same item several times. There are many other ways that leaving the item on the stack is useful. That's why I use Paste-Pal, which has a much better implemented stack. and does all the other requests above. Shame, as I used to use Paste a lot, the clipboard is excellent, but shame about the stack.

  • Paste Team · Oct 28, 2026

    @John French For snippets you reuse over and over, a pinboard fits better than the Stack. Items you save to a pinboard stay there, so you can paste the same one as many times as you need, and they never expire with your history.

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    John French · Oct 28, 2026

    I'm well aware of pinboards, I used them a lot to save things that don't change often, but I'm talking about a completely different use here. For any one operation, I might want a dozen or more things saved to a stack, but I will never use that combination again. To create a pinboard more than once a day for them is inefficient, unnecessary and creates a confusing number of pinboards. I see stacks as a halfway house between a straightforward clipboard entry and a permanent storage such as a pinboard. It can't be too difficult to implement, but of course if you don't see the need, you don't, it's your app. Just putting my opinion as an IT user, educator and consultant since the 1980's.

  • Paste Team · Oct 29, 2026

    @John French Got it. Keeping items in the Stack after you paste them is a separate request from this one, so it's worth posting as its own idea at https://pasteapp.io/ideas, where others who want it can vote for it.