Create custom slash commands to instantly insert text, snippets, variables, and more on any website. Type "/" and instantly access your favorite commands, text snippets, templates, and shortcuts on any website. Stop copying and pasting the same information over and over again. With Slash Anywhere, you can create custom slash commands that let you insert text instantly wherever you type. Just type "/" in any text field, choose a command, press Enter, and you're done.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Slash Anywhere because I got tired of retyping the same things all day — my email, my address, the same three replies to customers, the same meeting link. Copy from a note, switch tabs, paste, switch back. Every single day.
So now I just type /.
Type / in any text field on any site, pick a command, hit Enter. That's it. You create your own — /email, /signature, /address — and there are built-ins that work out of the box: /date, /time, /emoji, and /voice for dictation.
A few things that make it stick for me:
- Variants — one /email command holding Personal and Work, instead of two commands to remember
- Variables — Hello {name}, so a template stays reusable instead of needing an edit every time
- Your own trigger — swap / for any symbol, or open the palette with a keyboard shortcut like ⌘K
It works wherever you type: Gmail, ChatGPT, Reddit, forms, comment boxes, and so on.
Free gives you 10 custom commands and every built-in. Pro unlocks unlimited commands and variables, and syncs everything across your devices.
I'd genuinely love to know: what do you retype most often? That's usually the next command I build.
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Since /clip came out, the privacy paragraph went with it — it was specifically about clipboard history, and nothing else in the comment needs that defence. I replaced the space with the features that actually differentiate you from a plain snippet expander: variants, variables, and the custom trigger.
Still worth personalizing the opening line with the specific thing you were retyping.