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| Model providers | Lists the configured AI model providers for use with Paste with AI. You can add providers with the **Add model** button. See [Adding a model provider](#adding-a-model-provider) for a list of supported providers and more information about configuring them. An account and valid API key is required for online model providers. You can also remove any of the configured providers from this list. |
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| Clipboard history | Enable to automatically save clipboard history. |
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| Automatically close the Advanced Paste window after it loses focus | Determines whether the Advanced Paste window closes after it loses focus. |
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| Show clipboard preview | Display a preview of the current clipboard content in the Advanced Paste window. |
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| Custom format preview | Enable to preview the output of the custom format before pasting. |
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| Auto-copy selection for custom action hotkeys | When enabled, attempts to copy the current selection before running a custom action shortcut, so you can trigger custom actions directly on selected text without manually copying first. |
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| Actions (Create and manage Advanced Paste custom actions) | When using Paste with AI, save the prompts you frequently use and give them descriptive names, so you can easily select them from the Advanced Paste window without having to type them out. You can also assign each action a keyboard command, so you can execute them without opening the Advanced Paste window. |
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| Open Advanced Paste window shortcut | The customizable keyboard command to open the **Advanced Paste** window. |
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| Paste as plain text directly shortcut | The customizable keyboard command to paste as plain text without opening the **Advanced Paste** window. |
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|**Thumbnail shortcut**| The customizable keyboard command to activate the thumbnail mode for cropping and creating a thumbnail view. |
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|**Reparent shortcut**| The customizable keyboard command to activate the reparent mode for cropping and reparenting to a new window. |
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|**Screenshot shortcut**| The customizable keyboard command to create a cropped, static screenshot of another window. Unlike the thumbnail mode, the screenshot does not update with the original window's content. |
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## Preview Pane previewers
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Preview Pane is an existing feature in Windows File Explorer which allows you to see a preview of the file's contents in the view's reading pane. PowerToys adds multiple extensions: Markdown, SVG, PDF, G-code and QOI. In addition to those, PowerToys also adds support for source code files for more than 150 file extensions.
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Preview Pane is an existing feature in Windows File Explorer which allows you to see a preview of the file's contents in the view's reading pane. PowerToys adds multiple extensions: Markdown, SVG, PDF, G-code, Binary G-code (BGCODE), and QOI. In addition to those, PowerToys also adds support for source code files for more than 150 file extensions.
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Preview Pane supports:
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- Source code files (.cs, .cpp, .rs, …)
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- PDF files (.pdf)
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- G-code files (.gcode)
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- Binary G-code files (.bgcode)
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- QOI images (.qoi)
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### Settings for SVG images previewer
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Expand the **Scalable Vector Graphics** section to change the following settings.
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| Checkered shade | Set the background shade for SVG previews. This helps visualize transparent areas in SVG images. |
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### Settings for Source code files previewer
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| Wrap text | Enable or disable word wrapping. |
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| Try to format the source for preview | Enable or disable formatting of the source code for json and xml files.<br />The original file stays unchanged. |
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| Maximum file size to preview | Maximum file size in kilobytes to preview. |
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| Font size | Font size of the editor in points. Recommended: 14pt. |
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| Enable sticky scroll | When enabled, keeps the current scope (such as function or class headers) pinned at the top of the preview while scrolling. |
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| Show minimap | When enabled, displays a minimap overview of the code in the preview window. |
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## Version & updates
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Here you can check for new updates, and if one is available, you can download and install it. You can also indicate whether updates should be downloaded automatically, if you want to be notified about new releases, and if the release notes should be displayed after an update.
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Here you can check for new updates, and if one is available, you can download and install it.
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| Download updates automatically | When enabled, PowerToys automatically downloads available updates in the background. |
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| Show new updates as toast notifications | When enabled, displays a Windows toast notification when a new update is available. |
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| Show what's new after updates | When enabled, displays a "What's New" dialog after updates are applied so you can see the latest changes. |
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Read more about the administrator mode in the [PowerToys running with administrator permissions](./administrator.md) section of the documentation.
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PowerToys can run in administrator mode for enhanced capabilities. Read more about the administrator mode in the [PowerToys running with administrator permissions](./administrator.md) section of the documentation.
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| Warnings for elevated apps | When enabled, shows warnings when an elevated (administrator) application may interfere with PowerToys utilities. This helps you understand when certain features might not work as expected due to Windows security boundaries between elevated and non-elevated processes. |
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In addition, you can control whether the Quick Access flyout is enabled, assign a hotkey, and choose a theme-aware monochrome system tray icon.
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| Show theme-adaptive system tray icon | When enabled, the system tray icon uses a monochrome icon that adapts to your current Windows theme (light or dark) for a more consistent appearance. |
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| Show a warning at startup | Warns that editing hosts can change DNS names resolution. Enabled by default. |
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| Placement of additional content | Determines where new host entries are added in the hosts file. Default value is **Top** (new entries are added near the top of the file after the default Windows header comments). If **Bottom** is selected, new entries are added at the end of the file. This affects the organization of your hosts file and can impact which entries take precedence if there are conflicts. |
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| Consider loopback addresses as duplicates | When enabled, multiple loopback addresses (127.0.0.1, ::1) pointing to the same hostname are treated as duplicates. This prevents adding redundant entries and helps avoid conflicts. When disabled, you can add multiple loopback entries for the same hostname, which may be useful for testing different network configurations but could lead to unexpected behavior. |
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| No leading spaces | When enabled, prevents prepending spaces to active lines when saving the hosts file. Disabled by default. |
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| Encoding | Default value is **UTF-8**. If **UTF-8 with BOM** is selected, a Byte Order Mark (BOM) is included at the start of the file. |
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| Backups hosts file | If enabled, a backup of the hosts file is created when you save for the first time in a session. |
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The fallback encoder is used when the file can't be saved in its original format. For example, the Windows Meta File (.wmf) image format has a decoder to read the image, but no encoder to write a new image. In this case, the image can't be saved in its original format. Specify the format the fallback encoder will use: PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, or WMPhoto settings. **This isn't a file type conversion tool. It only works as a fallback for unsupported file formats.**
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The option gives you the ability to toggle the display of starting digits, spaces and dots. When this option is toggled off (the default), a file named "1. filename" will be displayed as is. However, when this option is toggled on, the template will be displayed as "filename". This is useful when using digits, spaces, and dots at the beginning of filenames to control the display order of templates.
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When enabled, this option hides the built-in Windows "New" context menu and uses only New+ templates instead. This is useful if you want to rely exclusively on your New+ templates for creating new files and folders. Disabled by default.
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