
Select the filter you want to use and hit “Copy” to add your filtered clipping to your pasteboard. The filter menu has a list of all your filters in the left column as well as a before and after preview of the clipping you are applying the filter to. You can also bring up the filter menu by using the command-return keyboard shortcut when a clipping is selected. If you have filters created, you can use them in the main window by going to the clipboard or custom pasteboards, selecting a clipping, and choosing “Filter…” from the Info button or right-click menu. When previewing a filter with a shell script, you’ll have to manually refresh the view after making a change to the text by hitting the refresh button or using the shortcut command-r. You can also combine multiple filter types with a shell script. Just create a filter and select “Shell Script” as the filter type. Pastebot allows you to run shell scripts on clippings as a filter. Once you are done creating a filter, click on the save button. By default it will use the last item on your clipboard, but you can paste any text into the “Before” column and see a live preview on the right side. Just click on the preview button in the bottom left corner to open that window. When building a filter, you can have a preview window open to see how each filter type affects your clipping. The order of these filter types can affect the output. You can also reorder the filter types from the gear button.
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You can add more filter types by clicking the plus button to the right or remove a filter type from the gear button. Filters can be made up of a single filter type or you can chain multiple filter types together.

Name your filter at the top and then pick your first filter type. Then in the filter group window, you can create a new filter by clicking on the plus button. Create a filter group by clicking on the plus button in the bottom left corner of the sidebar. Like custom pasteboards, filters are organized into groups in the sidebar.


Pastebot contains text filters that can be combined to create more powerful filters. Filters are a powerful way to modify your clippings before pasting.
