[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":1014},["ShallowReactive",2],{"site-content":3,"blog-post-\u002Fblog\u002Fpaste-without-formatting-mac":83},{"id":4,"extension":5,"footer":6,"meta":71,"nav":72,"stem":81,"__hash__":82},"site\u002Fdata\u002Fsite.yml","yml",{"description":7,"columns":8,"socials":51,"builtBy":68},"Pastea saves every screenshot, snippet, link, and code block you copy, then lets you search, pin, and paste it back in seconds. 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You pressed ",[95,96,97],"code",{},"⌘V",". Now your document has the website's font, blue links, a gray background, and spacing that makes no sense.",[91,100,101,102,108,109,112,113,118],{},"On a Mac, the first shortcut to try is ",[103,104,105],"strong",{},[95,106,107],{},"⌥⇧⌘V",". Apple calls it ",[103,110,111],{},"Paste and Match Style",". But it is not universal. Google Docs and Microsoft Word currently use ",[103,114,115],{},[95,116,117],{},"⇧⌘V"," instead.",[91,120,121],{},"Here is the useful version before we explain why it is so inconsistent.",[123,124,126],"h2",{"id":125},"mac-paste-without-formatting-shortcuts","Mac paste-without-formatting shortcuts",[91,128,129],{},"Shortcuts checked September 12, 2026.",[131,132,133,149],"table",{},[134,135,136],"thead",{},[137,138,139,143,146],"tr",{},[140,141,142],"th",{},"App or destination",[140,144,145],{},"Shortcut",[140,147,148],{},"Command",[150,151,152,164,176,188,202],"tbody",{},[137,153,154,158,162],{},[155,156,157],"td",{},"Apple apps that offer Paste and Match Style",[155,159,160],{},[95,161,107],{},[155,163,111],{},[137,165,166,169,173],{},[155,167,168],{},"Google Docs",[155,170,171],{},[95,172,117],{},[155,174,175],{},"Paste without formatting",[137,177,178,181,185],{},[155,179,180],{},"Microsoft Word for Mac",[155,182,183],{},[95,184,117],{},[155,186,187],{},"Paste text only",[137,189,190,193,199],{},[155,191,192],{},"Pastea clipboard history",[155,194,195,196],{},"Select a clip, then press ",[95,197,198],{},"⌘Return",[155,200,201],{},"Paste as plain text",[137,203,204,207,214],{},[155,205,206],{},"Other Mac apps",[155,208,209,210,213],{},"Check the ",[103,211,212],{},"Edit"," menu",[155,215,216],{},"The name and shortcut depend on the app",[91,218,219],{},"If you remember only one rule, make it this:",[221,222,223],"blockquote",{},[91,224,225,226,228,229,231],{},"Use ",[95,227,107],{}," for the Mac command. Use ",[95,230,117],{}," when the app documents its own plain-text paste shortcut.",[123,233,235],{"id":234},"the-standard-mac-shortcut-option-shift-command-v","The standard Mac shortcut: Option-Shift-Command-V",[91,237,238,239,241,242,244],{},"Apple documents ",[95,240,107],{}," as the shortcut for ",[103,243,111],{},".",[91,246,247],{},"In full, that is:",[249,250,251,258,264,270],"ul",{},[252,253,254,257],"li",{},[95,255,256],{},"⌥"," Option",[252,259,260,263],{},[95,261,262],{},"⇧"," Shift",[252,265,266,269],{},[95,267,268],{},"⌘"," Command",[252,271,272],{},[95,273,274],{},"V",[91,276,277],{},"Place the cursor where you want the text, then press all four keys together. The pasted content should adopt the font, color, size, and other styling around the insertion point.",[91,279,280,281,284,285,292],{},"You can also choose ",[95,282,283],{},"Edit → Paste and Match Style"," from the menu bar. ",[286,287,291],"a",{"href":288,"rel":289},"https:\u002F\u002Fsupport.apple.com\u002Fen-us\u002F102553",[290],"nofollow","Apple's copy-and-paste guide"," recommends both methods and notes that each app decides what it can paste and when the command is available.",[91,294,295,296,298],{},"The four-key shortcut works in many Mac apps that use Apple's standard text-editing behavior. It is the best starting point in apps such as Pages and TextEdit, or whenever you can see ",[103,297,111],{}," in the Edit menu.",[91,300,301],{},"Admittedly, it is a lot of keys for removing a font.",[123,303,305],{"id":304},"google-docs-uses-command-shift-v","Google Docs uses Command-Shift-V",[91,307,308],{},"In Google Docs on a Mac, use:",[91,310,311],{},[103,312,313],{},[95,314,117],{},[91,316,317,318,320,321,324,325,244],{},"Google calls the command ",[103,319,175],{}," and lists ",[95,322,323],{},"⌘ + Shift + V"," in its current ",[286,326,329],{"href":327,"rel":328},"https:\u002F\u002Fsupport.google.com\u002Fdocs\u002Fanswer\u002F179738",[290],"Google Docs keyboard shortcuts",[91,331,332],{},"That shortcut belongs to Google Docs, not macOS as a whole. It may also be handled differently depending on your browser, extensions, keyboard layout, and global shortcuts installed by other apps.",[91,334,335,336,338],{},"If ",[95,337,117],{}," does nothing in Google Docs:",[340,341,342,345,353,359,362],"ol",{},[252,343,344],{},"Make sure the text cursor is inside the document.",[252,346,347,348,350,351,244],{},"Open Google Docs' ",[103,349,212],{}," menu and look for ",[103,352,175],{},[252,354,355,356,358],{},"Try Apple's ",[95,357,107],{}," shortcut instead.",[252,360,361],{},"Test another browser or a private window to rule out an extension conflict.",[252,363,364,365,367],{},"Check whether another Mac app has claimed ",[95,366,117],{}," as a global shortcut.",[91,369,370,371,376],{},"The four-key fallback is not Google's documented shortcut, but it has resolved the problem for Mac users in recent ",[286,372,375],{"href":373,"rel":374},"https:\u002F\u002Fsupport.google.com\u002Fdocs\u002Fthread\u002F417161183\u002Fi-can-t-paste-without-formatting-anymore?hl=en",[290],"Google Docs community reports",", including cases where the three-key command appeared disabled.",[378,379,381],"h3",{"id":380},"google-sheets-is-different","Google Sheets is different",[91,383,384,385,387],{},"Do not assume ",[95,386,117],{}," means exactly the same thing across every Google app.",[91,389,390,391,394,395,398],{},"In Google Sheets, Google documents it as ",[103,392,393],{},"Paste values only",". That can remove formulas as well as formatting when copying between cells. If you are working with a spreadsheet, check ",[95,396,397],{},"Edit → Paste special"," before treating it like an ordinary plain-text command.",[123,400,402],{"id":401},"microsoft-word-for-mac-now-uses-command-shift-v","Microsoft Word for Mac now uses Command-Shift-V",[91,404,405],{},"In current versions of Microsoft Word for Mac, use:",[91,407,408],{},[103,409,410],{},[95,411,117],{},[91,413,414,415,417,418,244],{},"Microsoft describes this as ",[103,416,187],{}," in its ",[286,419,422],{"href":420,"rel":421},"https:\u002F\u002Fsupport.microsoft.com\u002Fen-au\u002Foffice\u002Fkeyboard-shortcuts-in-word-95ef89dd-7142-4b50-afb2-f762f663ceb2",[290],"Word for Mac keyboard shortcut guide",[91,424,425],{},"Older articles often say Word has no direct shortcut or recommend opening Paste Special. That advice is now outdated for current Microsoft 365 and Word releases.",[91,427,428],{},"Word still provides several paste behaviors because they solve different problems:",[249,430,431,437,443],{},[252,432,433,436],{},[103,434,435],{},"Keep Source Formatting"," retains the original appearance.",[252,438,439,442],{},[103,440,441],{},"Merge Formatting"," removes some source styling but may retain emphasis such as bold or italic.",[252,444,445,448],{},[103,446,447],{},"Keep Text Only"," discards the rich formatting.",[91,450,451,452,244],{},"Microsoft explains those differences in its guide to ",[286,453,456],{"href":454,"rel":455},"https:\u002F\u002Fsupport.microsoft.com\u002Fen-us\u002Foffice\u002Fcontrol-the-formatting-when-you-paste-text-20156a41-520e-48a6-8680-fb9ce15bf3d6",[290],"controlling formatting when pasting",[123,458,460],{"id":459},"why-there-is-no-universal-shortcut","Why there is no universal shortcut",[91,462,463,466,467,469],{},[95,464,465],{},"⌘C"," and ",[95,468,97],{}," feel like system commands, but the receiving app still controls what happens when you paste.",[91,471,472,473,478],{},"When you copy formatted text, the Mac clipboard can hold several representations of the same content. A rich-text editor might provide plain text, HTML, and RTF versions together. Apple's ",[286,474,477],{"href":475,"rel":476},"https:\u002F\u002Fdeveloper.apple.com\u002Fdocumentation\u002Fappkit\u002Fnspasteboard",[290],"pasteboard documentation"," describes this model: one clipboard item can include multiple data types, and the receiving app chooses what it can use.",[91,480,481],{},"That leads to three different behaviors that are often described as “paste without formatting”:",[131,483,484,494],{},[134,485,486],{},[137,487,488,491],{},[140,489,490],{},"Behavior",[140,492,493],{},"What it usually does",[150,495,496,504,511],{},[137,497,498,501],{},[155,499,500],{},"Normal paste",[155,502,503],{},"Uses the richest representation the destination accepts",[137,505,506,508],{},[155,507,111],{},[155,509,510],{},"Inserts the content using the destination's surrounding style",[137,512,513,515],{},[155,514,187],{},[155,516,517],{},"Requests the plain-text representation without rich styling",[91,519,520],{},"They often produce the same visible result, but they are not technically identical.",[91,522,523,525,526,528],{},[103,524,111],{}," is about the destination's appearance. ",[103,527,187],{}," is about choosing text instead of rich content. An app may also preserve line breaks, tabs, Unicode characters, or other structure it considers part of the text.",[91,530,531,532,535],{},"The destination can then apply its own behavior after pasting. For example, it might automatically turn a URL into a link or convert ",[95,533,534],{},"1."," into a numbered list. That does not necessarily mean the original formatting survived. The destination may have created new formatting itself.",[123,537,539],{"id":538},"check-the-edit-menu-when-a-shortcut-fails","Check the Edit menu when a shortcut fails",[91,541,542],{},"The Edit menu is more reliable than guessing combinations from memory.",[340,544,545,548,554,574],{},[252,546,547],{},"Click inside the destination field.",[252,549,550,551,553],{},"Open ",[103,552,212],{}," in the Mac menu bar or the web app's own menu.",[252,555,556,557,560,561,560,564,560,567,570,571,244],{},"Look for commands containing ",[103,558,559],{},"Plain Text",", ",[103,562,563],{},"Without Formatting",[103,565,566],{},"Match Style",[103,568,569],{},"Text Only",", or ",[103,572,573],{},"Paste Special",[252,575,576],{},"Use the shortcut displayed beside the command.",[91,578,579],{},"This also tells you whether the command is currently available.",[91,581,582],{},"If it is dimmed, check that:",[249,584,585,588,591,594,597],{},[252,586,587],{},"the cursor is in an editable text field;",[252,589,590],{},"the clipboard contains text rather than only an image or file;",[252,592,593],{},"the document is not read-only;",[252,595,596],{},"the app allows pasting in that location;",[252,598,599],{},"a modal dialog or another window does not currently have focus.",[91,601,602],{},"Apple explicitly notes that apps decide which clipboard items they can accept. A plain-text command cannot create text from an item that only contains an image.",[123,604,606],{"id":605},"create-an-easier-plain-text-paste-shortcut","Create an easier plain-text paste shortcut",[91,608,609,610,612],{},"If you use ",[95,611,107],{}," dozens of times a day, macOS lets you assign another key combination to an existing app menu command.",[91,614,615,616,244],{},"Apple documents this under ",[286,617,620],{"href":618,"rel":619},"https:\u002F\u002Fsupport.apple.com\u002Fguide\u002Fmac-help\u002Fcreate-keyboard-shortcuts-for-apps-mchlp2271\u002Fmac",[290],"Create keyboard shortcuts for apps on Mac",[378,622,624],{"id":623},"add-a-shortcut-for-one-app","Add a shortcut for one app",[340,626,627,632,637,643,649,656,659,662,668],{},[252,628,629,630,244],{},"Open the app and note the command's exact name in its menu, such as ",[95,631,111],{},[252,633,550,634,244],{},[95,635,636],{},"System Settings → Keyboard",[252,638,639,640,244],{},"Click ",[103,641,642],{},"Keyboard Shortcuts",[252,644,645,646,244],{},"Select ",[103,647,648],{},"App Shortcuts",[252,650,651,652,655],{},"Click the ",[103,653,654],{},"+"," button.",[252,657,658],{},"Choose the destination app.",[252,660,661],{},"Enter the menu title exactly as it appears.",[252,663,664,665,244],{},"Assign an unused shortcut, such as ",[95,666,667],{},"⌃⌘V",[252,669,639,670,244],{},[103,671,672],{},"Done",[91,674,675,676,679,680,560,682,684,685,687],{},"Using a specific app is safer than choosing ",[103,677,678],{},"All Applications",". Different apps use different command names, so one global menu-title rule will not cover ",[103,681,111],{},[103,683,175],{},", and ",[103,686,187],{}," at once.",[91,689,690],{},"The spelling and punctuation must match the menu. If your Mac or app uses another language, enter the localized command name shown on screen.",[91,692,693],{},"macOS App Shortcuts also cannot invent a feature. The app must expose an existing menu command, and some apps do not permit shortcut customization. Commands rendered inside a web page may not be available to the Mac's App Shortcuts system either.",[378,695,697],{"id":696},"should-command-v-always-paste-as-plain-text","Should Command-V always paste as plain text?",[91,699,700,701,703,704,706],{},"You can try assigning ",[95,702,97],{}," to the plain-text command in a specific app, but remember that ",[95,705,97],{}," is already used by normal Paste.",[91,708,709,710,713,714,716,717,244],{},"Apple warns that conflicting shortcuts may not work. You may need to assign normal ",[103,711,712],{},"Paste"," another combination before giving ",[95,715,97],{}," to ",[103,718,111],{},[91,720,721],{},"We would not change this across every app. Rich paste is useful when moving styled text between documents, copying linked text into an email, or transferring tables. A separate but comfortable shortcut gives you both choices.",[123,723,725],{"id":724},"a-pastea-shortcut-conflict-worth-knowing-about","A Pastea shortcut conflict worth knowing about",[91,727,728,729,731],{},"Pastea uses ",[95,730,117],{}," to open its full clipboard-history panel by default. That is the same shortcut Google Docs and Microsoft Word use for plain-text paste.",[91,733,734,735,737],{},"Because Pastea's panel shortcut works globally, it can receive the key combination before the destination app does. If ",[95,736,117],{}," opens Pastea instead of pasting in Word or Google Docs, nothing is broken. Two commands are trying to use the same keys.",[91,739,740],{},"You have three options:",[340,742,743,749,759],{},[252,744,745,746,748],{},"Try the Mac command, ",[95,747,107],{},", in the destination.",[252,750,751,752,755,756,244],{},"Reassign ",[103,753,754],{},"Show or hide the Pastea panel"," in ",[95,757,758],{},"Pastea → Settings → Shortcuts",[252,760,761],{},"Use Pastea itself to paste the clip as plain text.",[91,763,764,765,767,768,771],{},"We recommend changing Pastea's panel shortcut if you rely heavily on ",[95,766,117],{}," inside Word or Google Docs. Pastea's ",[286,769,770],{"href":38},"keyboard shortcuts are customizable",", so there is no reason to keep a collision that interrupts your normal workflow.",[123,773,775],{"id":774},"paste-a-current-or-older-clip-as-plain-text-with-pastea","Paste a current or older clip as plain text with Pastea",[91,777,778],{},"A system shortcut helps with the item currently on your clipboard. It does not help if you copied something else afterward.",[91,780,781,782,786],{},"Pastea keeps searchable ",[286,783,785],{"href":784},"\u002Fblog\u002Fhow-to-see-clipboard-history-on-mac","clipboard history on your Mac",". To paste an item from that history without its formatting:",[340,788,789,792,795],{},[252,790,791],{},"Open Pastea.",[252,793,794],{},"Search for or select the clip.",[252,796,797,798,244],{},"Press ",[95,799,198],{},[91,801,802,803,244],{},"Return performs a normal paste. Command-Return pastes the selected clip as plain text, as documented in the ",[286,804,805],{"href":23},"Pastea changelog",[91,807,808],{},"The distinction matters because Pastea stores the available clipboard formats it captures. It does not have to flatten every copied paragraph permanently just because one destination needs clean text.",[91,810,811],{},"You can copy a styled block from a webpage, paste it faithfully into a document, then paste the same historical clip as plain text into an issue tracker. The formatting choice happens when you paste, not when Pastea records the copy.",[91,813,814,815,819],{},"This is especially useful in ",[286,816,818],{"href":817},"\u002Fblog\u002Fclipboard-manager-for-developers","developer clipboard workflows",", where the same copied material might go into a rich document, a code review, and a plain-text editor.",[123,821,823],{"id":822},"reliable-fallbacks-when-no-shortcut-works","Reliable fallbacks when no shortcut works",[378,825,827],{"id":826},"use-the-menu-command","Use the menu command",[91,829,830],{},"If the app provides a plain-text or match-style command, choosing it from the Edit menu avoids keyboard conflicts. It is slower, but it also confirms which behavior the app supports.",[378,832,834],{"id":833},"pass-the-text-through-a-plain-textedit-document","Pass the text through a plain TextEdit document",[91,836,837],{},"TextEdit can act as a formatting filter:",[340,839,840,843,849,854,857],{},[252,841,842],{},"Open TextEdit and create a new document.",[252,844,845,846,244],{},"Choose ",[95,847,848],{},"Format → Make Plain Text",[252,850,851,852,244],{},"Paste with ",[95,853,97],{},[252,855,856],{},"Select the text and copy it again.",[252,858,859],{},"Paste into the final destination.",[91,861,862,863,244],{},"Apple confirms that a ",[286,864,867],{"href":865,"rel":866},"https:\u002F\u002Fsupport.apple.com\u002Fguide\u002Ftextedit\u002Ftxtee6663a0e\u002Fmac",[290],"plain TextEdit document removes text styles and formatting",[91,869,870],{},"This method works because a plain-text document cannot retain rich styling. Its disadvantage is that copying the result replaces the current system clipboard contents. A clipboard-history app can keep the original version available if you later need it.",[378,872,874],{"id":873},"paste-normally-then-clear-the-formatting","Paste normally, then clear the formatting",[91,876,877,878,880,881,560,884,887],{},"As a last resort, paste with ",[95,879,97],{},", select the inserted text, and use the destination app's ",[103,882,883],{},"Clear Formatting",[103,885,886],{},"Default Style",", or equivalent command.",[91,889,890],{},"This can be risky in an existing paragraph because it may also remove formatting that belonged to the destination. Use it when you can select only the newly pasted text.",[123,892,894],{"id":893},"the-shortcut-to-remember","The shortcut to remember",[91,896,897],{},"For most Mac apps, start with:",[91,899,900],{},[103,901,902,904],{},[95,903,107],{}," — Paste and Match Style",[91,906,907],{},"For Google Docs and current Microsoft Word for Mac, use:",[91,909,910],{},[103,911,912,914],{},[95,913,117],{}," — Paste without formatting or Paste text only",[91,916,917],{},"If neither works, inspect the Edit menu. The app, not macOS alone, decides which paste commands exist.",[91,919,920,921,924,925,927],{},"If you regularly need to recover an earlier copy and choose whether it should keep its formatting, ",[286,922,923],{"href":80},"Pastea"," keeps both jobs in one workflow. 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