Sniply is a lightweight Chrome extension for those moments when you just need a simple place to hold what’s on your clipboard while you do something else. No accounts, no payments, and everything stays local on your machine.

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Key Features

  • Unlimited storage (constrained only by your browser’s local storage)
  • Local & fast — snippets are saved on your device, not the cloud
  • No accounts — just install and start using
  • Simple & secure — ideal for quick, private text/code/link parking
  • Free forever

Sniply stores text, code, and links. (No image support.)

Guides

How to Install Sniply from the Chrome Web Store

  1. Open Chrome (or another Chromium-based browser).
  2. Go to the Chrome Web Store.
  3. Search for “Sniply” and select the extension.
  4. Click Add to Chrome → Add Extension.
  5. Pin Sniply to your toolbar for quick access.

How to Save Text, Code, and Links with Sniply

  1. Copy the text, code, or link you want to save (no image support).
  2. Click the Sniply icon in your browser toolbar.
  3. In the Sniply window, paste your content (Ctrl/⌘+V or right-click → Paste).
  4. Click Add Card to create a new snippet.
  5. Click Save to keep it in Sniply.

How to Copy Snippet Content from Sniply

  1. Open Sniply from the toolbar.
  2. Find the snippet you want to copy.
  3. Click the Copy icon next to that snippet.
  4. Paste it wherever you need — it’s now in your clipboard.

How to Delete a Snippet in Sniply

  1. Open Sniply.
  2. Locate the snippet you want to remove.
  3. Click the Delete icon next to it.
  4. Confirm deletion if prompted — the snippet is removed.

How to Reorganize Snippets in Sniply

  1. Open Sniply.
  2. Click and hold a card (snippet).
  3. Drag & drop it to your desired position in the list.
  4. Release to save the new order.

Notes

  • All data is stored locally in your browser’s storage. Clearing browser data or uninstalling the extension may remove your snippets.
  • Sniply is designed for quick, temporary storage — a convenient, private scratchpad when you’re multitasking.