Pinza Help

Pinza lives in your Mac's menu bar. Press one keyboard shortcut and it copies the most useful reference from whatever you're looking at: the URL of your browser tab, the path of the file selected in Finder, a deep-link back to a mail message. Paste it anywhere.

the hero shot — a busy desktop with Safari frontmost and Pinza's HUD in the bottom-left corner confirming a copied link: icon, page title, URL. The one image that explains the whole app.

These pages explain everything the app can do. If you're new, start with the tutorial.

Getting started Install Pinza, grant the two permissions, and copy your first link.
Example use cases Ten everyday things Pinza is good at, step by step.
The HUD The small card that appears after you copy, and everything it can do.
The Launcher A Spotlight-style window for searching and managing your pins.
Configuring Actions Customize the Copy as… menu and write your own copy formats.
Integrations Connect Notion, Google Drive, Raindrop.io, Mistral OCR, and more.
Settings reference Every pane and every option, with defaults.
Supported apps What Pinza copies from each of the 40+ apps it understands.
Power users The config file, pinza:// links, and other plumbing.
Troubleshooting Permissions, shortcut conflicts, and app-specific quirks.
FAQ Licensing, pricing, privacy, and other common questions.
What's coming Features that are planned but not shipped yet.

Can't find something?

Email hello@pinza.app. You'll get a reply from the person who wrote the code.