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Automatically fill job application forms with your saved information Save time on job applications. Paste Apply automatically fills application forms with your saved information. Paste Apply speeds up job applications by auto-filling forms with your saved profile. Enter your details once, then fill forms with one click or a keyboard shortcut. Key features: One-click form filling — Fill entire application forms instantly. Click the extension button or use Ctrl+Shift+F (Cmd+Shift+F on Mac). Resume parsing — Upload your PDF resume to extract and auto-fill your name, email, phone, GitHub, LinkedIn, portfolio, and location. Smart field matching — Works across job sites. Matches fields by labels, IDs, names, and placeholders, even with non-standard field names. Automatic resume upload — Detects and uploads your resume to file input fields on application forms. Profile management — Save and manage your information in one place: name, email, phone, GitHub, LinkedIn, portfolio, and location. Universal compatibility — Works on major job sites and custom application forms. Multi-language support — Supports English and Polish field names. Privacy-focused — Your data is stored locally in your browser and never sent to external servers. How it works: Set up your profile: enter your information in the extension popup or upload your resume to auto-extract details. Visit any job application page. The extension fills all matching fields automatically. Perfect for: Job seekers applying to multiple positions Anyone tired of typing the same information repeatedly People who want to speed up their application process Stop copying and pasting. Start applying faster with Paste Apply.
Jan 4, 2026
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