Prepare your next eight pastes before the first one lands.

Paste Queue lets you line up multiple clips and step through them in order. Smart Rules auto-tag, transform, or remove clips as they arrive. Context-Aware Ordering brings the right content type forward for each app.

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Queue it, paste it, done

You need to fill a form with eight fields — name, email, phone, address, and more. Add all eight values to the Paste Queue, switch to the form, and press Cmd+Shift+V for each field. Every press pastes the next value in order. Done in 10 seconds instead of 2 minutes of app-switching.

Deck paste queue interface with ordered clipboard items

Before / After

From repetitive paste to one continuous flow

Queue mode works best when the job is structured: multiple fields, fixed order, repeated sequence.

Without Deck

You switch apps for every field and lose rhythm immediately.
One wrong paste means backtracking through the form.
Some targets block standard paste, adding more friction.

With Deck

Prepare the queue once and step through it with one shortcut.
Deck exits automatically when the queue is done.
Typing paste and context-aware ordering adapt the output to the target app.

Why sequence changes everything

The real gain is removing the reopen-search-refocus cycle between every field, not just faster paste.

Paste Queue

Build a short working set from history, then move through it in order without reopening Deck between steps.

Smart Rules

Clean, tag, transform, or remove clips automatically before they clutter the next workflow.

Typing Paste & Context

Simulate keystrokes where standard paste is blocked, and let Deck reorder content by the app you're in.

Use cases

Operations

Fill eight fields in a structured form.

The sequence is done in about 10 seconds instead of 2 minutes.

Support

Paste a reply, a help link, and a ticket ID in the right order.

One queue handles the full response flow without reopening history.

Developer

Send a sequence into a terminal, VM, or remote desktop.

Typing paste keeps things moving even when standard paste is blocked.

Queue mode FAQ

Is queue mode only for power users?

No. Anyone who pastes several related items in order can benefit. It is especially useful for operators, support teams, writers, prompt-heavy workflows, and developers.

Can I use queue mode with search results?

Yes. One of Deck's strengths is combining search and queue mode, so you can recover older clips and then paste them sequentially in the same session.

Why is this better than a basic clipboard list?

A basic history list helps you retrieve one item. Queue mode helps you execute a sequence of items without re-searching or reopening history between every paste.

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