Support | AutoCopier

App Overview

AutoCopier is a macOS code snippet manager with a unique auto line-by-line copy feature. It helps developers and power users save, organize, and rapidly paste multi-line code snippets. Simply press Cmd+V repeatedly and AutoCopier will automatically feed the next line into your clipboard.

All data is stored locally on your Mac. No cloud, no accounts, no tracking.

Key Features

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Auto Line-by-Line Copy

Press Cmd+V and AutoCopier automatically advances to the next line. No more manually copying line by line.

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Code Snippet Manager

Create, edit, and organize code snippets with titles, color labels, and favorites for quick access.

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Code Editor with Line Numbers

Built-in code editor with line numbers for a clean editing experience.

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Color Labels

Organize snippets with 8 color options. Quickly identify different categories at a glance.

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Full-Text Search

Search snippets by title or content with real-time filtering.

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Fully Offline

All data stored locally on your Mac. No cloud, no network requests, no third-party SDKs.

How Auto Copy Works

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Open a snippet and click "Auto Copy By Line"

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The first line is copied to your clipboard automatically

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Switch to your target app and press Cmd+V to paste

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AutoCopier detects the paste and loads the next line into clipboard

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Repeat Cmd+V until all lines are pasted. The editor closes automatically when done.

System Requirements

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macOS

Requires macOS 26.0 or later.

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Accessibility Permission

Required for detecting Cmd+V system-wide. Grant in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Accessibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does AutoCopier need Accessibility permission?

AutoCopier monitors the Cmd+V keyboard shortcut system-wide to detect when you paste. This allows it to automatically load the next line into your clipboard. The permission is only used for this purpose and no keyboard input is recorded or transmitted.

Where is my data stored?

All snippets are stored locally on your Mac at ~/Library/Application Support/AutoCopy/snippets.json. No data is sent to any server or cloud service.

Can I back up my snippets?

Yes. Your snippets are stored as a standard JSON file. You can back up or transfer the file at ~/Library/Application Support/AutoCopy/snippets.json.

The auto copy feature is not working?

Make sure you have granted Accessibility permission. Go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Accessibility and ensure AutoCopier is enabled. You may need to restart the app after granting the permission.

Contact

Need help?

If you have any questions, feedback or feature requests, feel free to reach out.

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