PopClip Extensions

Paste as plain text only, without formatting. This option appears as "Paste =" in PopClip.

PopClip will paste, then press the Enter key for you.

Make text bold, italic and underline.

Delete the selected text.

Append the selected text to the existing clipboard contents.

Select all the text in the field, then invoke PopClip again. (Only appears in editable text fields.)

Make each selected word start with a capital letter, with other letters lowercase.

Make the selected text all uppercase.

Make the selected text all lowercase.

Put quotation marks around the selected text. Supports several different quote styles, such as “…”, «…», 「…」.

Convert between full width and half width forms of Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters. For example, convert ヲ to ｦ.

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Open Google Translate in a web browser with the selected text.

Translate the text using Translate Tab.

Make a new note in the Notes app. (The note is added in the first folder in the first account).

Requires OS X 10.8.

Make a new Stickies note with the selected text.

Requires OS X 10.7.

Send the text to Evernote.

Create a note in Notational Velocity.

Credit: Marc Abramowitz.

Create a note in nvALT.

Credit: Marc Abramowitz.

Create a new note in NotesTab Pro.

Create a new notification using Sticky Notifications.

Create a new item in Together from the selected text.

Create a note or bookmark in Yojimbo.

Make a journal entry using Day One.

Clip the selected text to your DEVONthink inbox, or search your DEVONthink databases for the text.

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Add a new reminder to the Reminders app.

Requires OS X 10.8.

Create a new task in OmniFocus.

Credit: Marc Abramowitz.

Create a new to-do in Things.

Create a new to-do in 2Do.

Create a new task in Doit.im.

Add a new task to TaskPaper's inbox.

Create a new task in Todo.

Make a new reminder using Due.

Compose a new tweet using the official Twitter app.

Compose a new tweet using Twitterrific.

Compose a new tweet using Tweetbot.

Compose a new tweet using YoruFukurou.

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Compose a new post using Buffer.

Create a new message in the default mail client (for example Mail, Sparrow or Postbox).

Create a new iMessage.

Requires OS X 10.8.

Use the text to create a calendar entry in Fantastical.

Search files on your Mac using Leap.

Activate Spotlight with the selected text.

Start a Tembo search with the selected text.

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Create a TextExpander snippet with the selected text.

Credit: Mathieu Kittel-Hudon.

Clean up the text using TextSoap.

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Highlight the selected text in a PDF file in Preview or Skim.

Search Wikipedia articles.

Search Google Maps.

Search for videos on YouTube.

Search for products on Amazon.

Search for items for sale on Ebay.

Search movie data on IMDb.

Credit: Guilherme Bertolini.

Search for knowledge on Wolfram Alpha.

Credit: Guilherme Bertolini.

Search Bing with the selected text.

Credit: Morton Fox.

Search for the selected name on LinkedIn.

Go directly to Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" search result.

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Search the web using Baidu.

Credit: Junxue Zhang.

Search for products on Taobao.

Credit: Qi Li.

Search for music on Spotify.

Search for music on Rdio.

Search for music data on Discogs.

Turn a long URL into a much shorter one. Services available: goo.gl, is.gd, v.gd.

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Shorten the selected URL using Bitly.

Shorten the selected URL using Droplr.

Shorten the selected URL using Short Menu.

Save the URL to view later with Pocket.

Save the URL to read later with Instapaper.

Save the URL to read later with Readability.

Bookmark the URL using Pinboard.

Use Leech to download the file pointed to by the URL.

Open the link in Safari.

Open the link in Google Chrome.

Open the link in Mozilla Firefox.

Get the selected URL's IP address.

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Call the phone number with Skype.

Dial the phone number with Dialectic.

Dial the phone number with Phone Amego.

Credit: Peter Sichel.

Search developer documentation using Dash.

Run the selected text as a Terminal command. (Be careful!)

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Perform arithmetic. For example, the text '1+2' becomes '3'. Include '=' to put the result at the end; for example '14/4=' becomes '14/4=3.5'.

Convert between values in metric and US/imperial units. Supports lb↔kg, oz↔g, miles↔km, feet/yards↔m, inches↔cm, °F↔°C.

Replaces the selected text with Google's top result URL. For example, 'Boing Boing' becomes 'http://boingboing.net/'. Choose between plain or Markdown format.

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Convert Markdown-formatted text to HTML.

Sort the selected lines in alphabetical order, and remove duplicate lines.

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Speak the selected text aloud, using the system default voice. To change the voice, go to "Speech" in System Preferences.

Swap the selected text with the contents of the clipboard.

Display the number of characters in the selected text.

Display the number of words in the selected text.