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How to use AnyPaste

Paste clipboard content or a file


Short recording of copying a file, opening AnyPaste from the Ring and inserting it at the Premiere Pro playhead.


  1. Open a Premiere Pro project and sequence.
  2. Copy a supported file, image, video or audio item to the clipboard.
  3. Open AnyPaste from blinkl.io or the Ring.
  4. Select Paste from clipboard or use the paste shortcut displayed by AnyPaste.
  5. Wait for format detection, conversion when required, import and timeline insertion to complete.



Paste a supported media link into AnyPaste, then select Insert. If the platform requires authenticated browser access or the anonymous daily quota is reached, review the browser-cookie consent prompt before continuing.


Where content is added


AnyPaste imports assets into an AnyPaste - Assets bin. It uses the active In/Out range when one exists; otherwise it inserts from the playhead using the preferred available track.


Recent pastes and destination


AnyPaste recent items and destination settings.


  • Open recent items to paste them again.
  • Clear the recent list when you no longer need its history.
  • Use AnyPaste settings to choose its export/download folder or the project parent folder.


If a link fails, confirm that it is public or accessible in your browser and retry without changing the URL. Save the Premiere Pro project first when AnyPaste is configured to use the project parent folder.

Updated on: 22/07/2026

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