Whatever's on your clipboard, turned into a file in the folder you're in.
Saving something you've copied usually means opening another app first. Paste as skips that step entirely - right-click inside any folder and it turns whatever's on your clipboard into a file, right there.
The submenu adapts to what you've actually copied: images can be saved as Bitmap, Icon, JPG, or PNG; text and links can become file shortcuts, URL shortcuts with a QR code, or HTML, Markdown, and plain text files - even mixed content copied from apps like OneNote.
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Copy something, then right-click empty space inside a folder and choose Paste as - the submenu shows the formats available based on what's currently on your clipboard.
Yes, Paste as offers Bitmap, Icon, JPG, or PNG formats for any image on your clipboard.
Yes, you can create a URL shortcut (with an optional QR code) or a file shortcut from copied text or links.
If your clipboard has both text and an image, Paste as offers combined HTML+image or Markdown+image options too.
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