Stamp For Mac

Stamp aims to help you reduce the amount of repetitive actions you need to make on a daily basis by creating a database of frequently used text templates that you can paste into any app or document with a simple mouse click.

As a result, you will avoid searching, copying, and pasting, or even typing again the same formulations and direct your time and energy to more productive tasks.

Right off the bat, you must navigate to the Stamp Editor and start developing the templates database. Note that you can open the panel by using the Command + 1 hotkey or by sending the current text selection directly to the template manager in an attempt to streamline the entire procedure.

You get to set a name for the template, add a small description, and then provide the data you want to be pasted automatically. Stamp will display in the status bar menu only the names of the 10 more frequently used templates, but you can also choose to see all of them.

Within each Stamp text template, the application enables you to set up to nine placeholders by using the dollar sign. As a result, when you try to use the respective pattern, Stamp will prompt you for the text replacements and makes the necessary adjustments on its own.

For your convenience, the Expansion Text prompt will also include the original template, so you don’t have to memorize where you have put each placeholder. All in all the whole process is quite intuitive and time efficient.

Bottom line, Stamp can help you go through various daily tasks that presume using a lot of the same text snippets a lot faster: you get to create a text templates database, and even use placeholders to quickly modify certain portions.

However, Stamp does not provide any customization options when it comes to the app’s behavior and does not allow you to set up system-wide hotkeys to streamline the procedure even more.