Clip-To-TXT

Among the variety of tools and features bundled in Windows, the clipboard is surely among some of the most important ones. However, it can only process one type of item at a time, and there’s no way to see content, unless you rely on specialized applications like Clip-To-TXT to view and edit the buffer then save it to file.

As soon as the application gets installed on your computer it registers itself so that the corresponding context menu entry can be created, but not without your consent. The program can also be used without the context menu entry, but it surely does add a lot of flexibility to the whole operation.

All it has to offer can be found in a compact, but intuitive interface. Most of the space represents the buffer, namely what is currently stored in the clipboard. Note, however, that the application can only process text buffers. Additional options can be managed in order to set object, path, and filename.

Using the context menu entry brings up the main window, but with all fields filled in based on the target file. In other words, the saved TXT file is fitted with the same name as the source, and saved in the same location. However, it’s all up to you what lies inside of the saved TXT file.

Clipboard content is automatically read and inserted in the buffer when the program starts. You have the liberty of adding more text, and even adjust it according to your needs. Additional options can be used to wrap on column, and compress spaces.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Clip-To-TXT is a straightforward method of saving clipboard content to a TXT file which can inherit the name and the location of nearly any target file. The context menu integration lets you instantly run it from any location, making it worth your while overall.