Quick Tip — Snippets

Use the Create Snippet command to store a new snippet. If you specify a keyword, you can simply type it in any application to have it auto-expand in-place. Snippets are handy for frequently used text such as canned email responses, code or emojis.

Search and manage all of your Snippets in one place using the Search Snippets command. Edit existing Snippets, pin your most frequently used ones, and copy them directly to your clipboard.

You can even make your snippets dynamic with placeholders!

00:00:00 Intro
00:00:17 Creating a Snippet
00:00:56 Expanding a Snippet
00:01:09 Using Placeholders
00:02:15 Expanding a Snippet with Placeholder
00:02:30 Thank you
00:02:38 Snippet Explorer

[dieter-]

Raycast is single-handedly making me choose MacOS for work and general gettingthingsdone-ry over windows.

[zakazvseti]

1 Can I export my snippets created from if I change my computer


2 Where can I find lists of my snippets that have already been created in order to edit them or delete what is bothering me

[rogue_lele]

nice, thanks, The Raycast key-holder article looks a bit complex. good that you made a video on it.

[casadogaspar]

Apple needs to make this the default and put you as the responsible of this project.

[UrbanBDKNY]

Oh I’m going to have fun with this for coding snippets instead of having to memorize someone else’s snippets

[sforsterification]

Just can't get them working. Looks simple but they simply don't work on my Mac.

[ben-benedict]

Alfred and text expander in lateral position on security 😅 😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉

[Marz]

I can't seem to get snippets to work in Office apps on mac. (E.g. Outlook). :(

[aaronabuusama]

Hold on, isn’t that the same Pedro from rainbow kit?