Textarea with paste disabled
Should work- paste → preventDefault
- Ctrl+V blocked
- drop blocked
Sign-up forms, banks, online editors and coding platforms love to turn off Ctrl+V. Force Paste puts your copied text into the field anyway, with one right-click or Alt+Shift+V.
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Any text from anywhere: a password manager, a document, a chat.
The one that says “pasting is not allowed” or just ignores Ctrl+V.
Right-click → 📋 Force Paste, or use the shortcut: Alt+Shift+V. Done.
Turning the paste event back on isn't enough to allow paste in modern fields: many of them ignore it and wait for real input. Force Paste talks to each kind of field in its own language.
“Confirm email”, password and sign-up fields that cancel paste events.
ProseMirror, Lexical, Quill, CKEditor, TinyMCE and Google Docs.
Monaco (VS Code), CodeMirror 5 & 6 and Ace, through their own API.
Inputs inside iframes and Shadow DOM web components.
27 fields that fight back. Try Ctrl+V first, then let Force Paste allow paste, and watch which ones give up.
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What sign-up forms, banks and online services do to stop Ctrl+V.
Right-click is blocked here as well: use the shortcut, or let Allow Copy + unlock the menu.
Ctrl+V seems to work for a moment, then the text disappears.
Script-made input events are thrown away.
Changing the DOM value directly isn't enough: React has to see the change.
React state length: 0
Checks that Force Paste doesn't steal the focus while it works.
Only the first 24 characters fit, exactly like with typing.
Force Paste fills the focused box, so only one digit fits per box.
Real editors loaded from a CDN, each one with its paste handling turned off.
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Notion-like editors, Confluence, many CMS and chat apps.
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Facebook, WhatsApp Web, Messenger-like inputs.
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The editors behind online IDEs and coding platforms, with paste blocked.
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Fields that hardly accept anything but a real keyboard. Let's see.
The text must go in exactly once, even though the field always looks empty.
Any paste-like insert is undone. Force Paste fails first, then click “⌨ Type it” or press the shortcut again.
Normal paste gets overwritten by the mask. Then click “⌨ Type it” or press the shortcut again.
There is no real text field here, so there is nothing to paste into.
5 pastes a day are free. Remove the limit with a one-time payment, no subscription.
One-time payment. No automatic renewals.
No limits, no subscription.
*Copy unlocking in Allow Copy + stays 100% free. This unlocks unlimited Force Paste.
Install Allow Copy +, click into the field and run Force Paste: right-click → 📋 Force Paste, or press its shortcut. It allows paste in fields where Ctrl+V does nothing, without turning off the site's scripts.
Mostly to make you type things like a password or an email twice, or because a script treats every paste as suspicious. Often it just gets in the way, for example when your password manager generated a 30-character password.
Ctrl+V fires a paste event that the site can cancel. Force Paste doesn't rely on it: it inserts the text the way the field itself expects it, as browser text input, as an editor command or through the code editor's own API, and checks that the text really arrived.
No. Chrome asks your permission once, and the clipboard is read only at the moment you run Force Paste. The text goes straight into the field and is never sent anywhere.
Yes. Google Docs, Monaco, CodeMirror and Ace are supported, as well as fields inside iframes and Shadow DOM. The playground on this page has them all, so you can check before you need it.
Some fields only trust typing: input masks and “typing speed” detectors undo anything that arrives in one piece. For them Force Paste has “⌨ Type it”: it types your text character by character. Only fake fields that check for physical key presses stay out of reach, they're in the “Nearly impossible” section.
Yes, with a daily limit: Force Paste is part of Allow Copy + and the free version gives you 5 pastes a day. Need more? You can remove the limit and paste as much as you want. Use it for your own text and respect the rules of the services you use.
Allow paste on any site with Force Paste. It comes with Allow Copy +, together with copy unlock and Ask AI.
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