Your clipboard, as keystrokes. Remote desktops, virtual machines, server consoles, and fields that refuse to paste all accept typing. PasteKeys types what you copied, so you don't have to.
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Some targets have no clipboard, or won't share one. They still have a keyboard.
RDP, Citrix, and VNC sessions where the clipboard doesn't sync, or isn't allowed to.
Hypervisor consoles, KVM-over-IP, and out-of-band management screens that only understand key presses.
Forms and apps that disable paste still take typing. Long keys and generated passwords go in without retyping by hand.
Copy text the usual way, from anywhere on your Mac.
Put the cursor where the text should go.
PasteKeys types it out. Press Esc to stop partway.
Virtual Keys sends real key codes, which is what remote sessions and VMs expect. Unicode types any character on any keyboard layout, emoji included.
One shortcut for each mode, from any app. Change them to whatever suits you.
Slow it down for a laggy connection, cap the length, or edit the text first. Applies to the next paste only.
Sandboxed, with no network access. The menu shows how many characters are on your clipboard, never what they are.
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