copynpaste reads the formatting in what you paste, even real bold copied out of Google Docs, then rewrites it in the exact syntax your destination understands. For rich-text apps it copies actual formatting; for chat apps it writes the right markers
Hey PH š
Every app speaks a different dialect of "bold." Slack wants *one* asterisk,
Discord wants two, WhatsApp wants _underscores_ for italic. So anything you
write in ChatGPT or Google Docs lands somewhere else as literal punctuation.
copynpaste fixes the handoff: paste your text, it detects the source
formatting, you pick a destination, it comes out correct.
Two decisions I'd defend:
⢠Every dialect table is verified against that platform's own docs, not
guessed at. Slack, WhatsApp, Discord, Telegram, Reddit, Teams.
⢠It runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste is uploaded ā I didn't
want to be the service sitting on everyone's drafts.
Free, no sign-up, no daily limit. Open source under MIT:
github.com/Giri-Aayush/copynpaste
Tell me which app mangles your formatting worst, or paste me anything that
converts wrong. Edge cases are what I want next.