📚 Documentation

Complete Guide to TextSnip

Everything you need to master the ultimate code snippet manager

From installation to advanced features, this comprehensive guide will help you get the most out of TextSnip and boost your development productivity.

🚀 Quick Start

Get Started in 3 Steps

Install and start using TextSnip in under 2 minutes

1

Install Extension

Download TextSnip from your browser's extension store. Available for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.

2 minutes
2

Save Your First Snippet

Click the TextSnip icon, paste your code, add tags, and save. Your snippet is now stored locally and searchable.

30 seconds
3

Start Being Productive

Use the search function to find snippets instantly. Copy, edit, and organize your code library as you work.

Instant
âš¡ Features Guide

Master Every Feature

Detailed guides for all TextSnip capabilities

Saving Snippets

Method 1: Click the TextSnip extension icon in your browser toolbar, paste or type your code, add a title and tags, then click "Save".

Method 2: Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+S (or Cmd+Shift+S on Mac) to quickly save selected text.

💡 Pro Tip:

Use descriptive titles and consistent tags to make your snippets easier to find later. Tags like "react", "utility", "api" work great!

Searching & Finding

TextSnip's powerful search works across titles, content, and tags. Simply type in the search box to find snippets instantly.

  • Search by content: Type any part of your code
  • Search by tags: Use tag names like "react" or "css"
  • Search by title: Find snippets by their names
  • Fuzzy search: Works even with typos!

âš¡ Speed Tip:

Use keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F to jump directly to the search box.

Organization & Tags

Keep your snippets organized with a smart tagging system. Create categories that match your workflow.

By Language

javascript, python, css, html

By Purpose

utility, component, api, config

By Project

website, app, client-work

Keyboard Shortcuts

Open TextSnip Ctrl+Shift+T
Quick Save Ctrl+Shift+S
Search Ctrl+F
Copy Snippet Ctrl+C