CopyPaste Actions
Copy, paste and save any number of actions
What this shortcut does
CopyPaste Actions Since iOS 14 it is possible to copy and paste actions directly in the Shortcuts app, but it only works with single actions. This shortcut can copy any amount of actions anywhere. It even saves them so you can paste them later again. This shortcut is the successor of my CopyPaste Actions workflow back in the days when Shortcuts was called Workflow . It should also work with iOS 13. Features cut, copy, paste and save any number of actions as snippets smart handling of blocks like If , so your shortcuts won't get broken accidentally rich HTML user interface in Safari powered by JavaScript choose between iCloud Drive and Dropbox for storing preferences and snippets dark mode support marking of actions with comments and a very simple markup detailed help section fuzzy search for your shortcuts (it finds your shortcut, even if you've typed it wrong) quick mode: preselect any shortcuts to automatically process it whenever you run this shortcut inspect the copied actions automatic update check in the background available languages (please help me add more!) English German Screenshots Quick mode Quick mode enables you to preselect any number of shortcuts that should be loaded and processed when you run this shortcut. There are multiple settings to control the level of quick mode. Because it is so quick, you actually have to confirm it, otherwise there would be no way to turn it off again. Screen recordings Default settings Quick mode Disclaimer I'm not responsible and cannot be held liable for any loss or damage in any way that results from the use or misuse of this shortcut. There may be bugs in it. Privacy I value your privacy. I do not and don't want to collect any information about you. The update check is the only information that is fetched from the internet. In this process, GitHub might be collecting some anonymous data which the browser automatically provides to any webserver. I can't change that. Otherwise, no data is sent anywhere. If you want to check for yourself, feel free to scroll through the shortcut and check out the JavaScript source code on GitHub (that is a lot!). Contribute If you want to contribute to this shortcut, then please do so! The preferred way is on GitHub, but you can also use the comments here, on Reddit, or on Automators Talk. Thanks Vue.js Webpack Bootstrap MediaKit Icons and images in the shortcut are either from Shortcuts itself, created by me or from Bootstrap.