PasteSnapOnline Clipboard Utility
The fastest way to save images from your clipboard.
Drag & drop, paste or select an image
PNG · JPG · WebP · AVIF · GIF · HEIC · TIFF · SVG
How it works
Paste, drop or pick
Ctrl+V a screenshot, drop files, or use the Paste button. Nothing is read from your clipboard until you ask: PasteSnap no longer helps itself every time the tab regains focus.
Choose format and quality
PNG, JPG, WebP and AVIF when your browser can really encode it — that is checked by encoding a pixel, because a browser without an AVIF encoder quietly returns a PNG instead of failing. Set the quality and the longest side, and see the weight before and after.
Download or send it onward
One image, a selection, or the whole gallery as a ZIP. Copy straight to the clipboard, or hand the result to CompressSnap, CropSnap or CleanSnap without downloading and re-uploading it.
Paste only when you ask
Ctrl+V, drop or the Paste button. The old build read your clipboard on load and again every time the tab regained focus; now nothing is read until you press something.
Formats it can actually write
PNG, JPG, WebP and AVIF, each verified by encoding a real pixel first — a browser without an AVIF encoder returns a PNG with the wrong label instead of failing, and that check is the only way to catch it.
Convert the batch without freezing
Encoding runs in a Web Worker on transferred bitmaps, so the page stays responsive and the progress counter is real. Pick a few or select them all.
Reads what your phone actually takes
HEIC and HEIF from iPhone, TIFF, SVG, GIF and AVIF, with EXIF rotation applied so portrait photos are not converted lying on their side.
Paste and save from your Clipboard in seconds.
Ever taken a screenshot and needed the image file instantly? With PasteSnap, just hit Ctrl+V and get your image ready for download.
Browser-Based Speed
Everything is processed locally, your data is never uploaded. It is safe, fast, and free.
Use Case
Download screenshots from Slack, Teams, or your OS directly as PNG files. Perfect for designers, developers, and anyone needing quick image extraction.
Privacy
Your images are yours. We don't store, track, or analyze your content. Everything happens in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does PasteSnap read my clipboard on its own?+
No, not any more. The previous build called the Clipboard API on load and again on every window focus, so returning to the tab pulled in whatever you had copied. Now the clipboard is only read when you press Paste, or when you press Ctrl+V yourself.
Which formats can I convert to?+
PNG, JPG, WebP and, where the browser supports it, AVIF. Support is tested by actually encoding a one-pixel image and checking the type that comes back, because a browser without an AVIF encoder returns a PNG labelled as AVIF rather than raising an error.
Why did my iPhone photo not work before?+
HEIC passes a naive `image/*` check but no desktop browser decodes it, so the old build added a broken entry with no explanation. HEIC and HEIF now go through a converter on import, as do TIFF and SVG.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?+
No. Decoding, conversion and ZIP packaging all happen in your browser. There is no server call at any point, and closing the tab discards everything.
Will converting a big batch freeze the page?+
No. Encoding runs in a Web Worker and each image is handed over as a transferred bitmap, so no pixels are copied between threads and the page keeps responding while the counter advances.
What quality should I pick?+
For screenshots to share, WebP at around 80% is usually a fraction of the size of the equivalent JPEG with no visible difference. Keep PNG when you need exact pixels or transparency.