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Paste-In. One click, not a folder hunt.
A quick-pick panel on any upload button: your copied image, recent downloads, and pinned files, one click instead of a folder hunt.
What it is
Small tools that remove everyday friction. Each 99six product should solve one recognizable problem, work in seconds, and stay out of the way.
Paste-In puts the file you probably want one click away, on any site's upload button. It is a Chrome extension, and it is the first of these tools.
How it works
Click an upload control on any page and Paste-In opens a small panel next to it, instead of your operating system's file dialog, showing:
- copiedthe image you just copied, read from your clipboard when the picker opens so it is ready to use. A switch in settings turns that off; the button still reads on demand.
- recentyour recent downloads, newest first, so a file you downloaded a minute ago does not need a folder hunt.
- pinnedfiles you pinned on purpose, a logo, a CV, a signature, kept until you remove them.
Pick a tile and the file lands in the site's upload field exactly as if you had browsed for it. Upload from PC is always one click away too, on every screen the panel shows, and opens your browser's normal file dialog.
The whole flow works from the keyboard: Tab or click an upload button, arrow keys move between files, Enter picks one, Escape closes the panel.
The panel follows the browser's own dark mode. Dark when your browser is dark, light when it is not, with no setting of its own to keep in step.
What stays on your device
Nothing about your files or your clipboard leaves your device. Everything Paste-In shows you is stored in this browser's own local storage, for this extension only. There is no account, no sync, and no server of ours.
The full statement, paragraph for paragraph, is the extension's own: what Paste-In stores. The page carries the same paragraphs the extension's settings screen shows, word for word.