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Text snippets & canned replies, anywhere you type

Save your most-used replies once and insert them into any text field by typing //. Free, private, lightweight.

Add to Chrome — it's free No account · Snippets stored locally · Works in Gmail & more

Why ReplyKit

One keystroke

Type // (or a shortcut) and pick a snippet. It's inserted right at your cursor.

Works everywhere

Gmail, help desks, marketplaces, social, CRMs and forms — any standard text field.

Private by design

Snippets stay in your browser. Nothing uploaded, tracked, or shared. No account.

Lightweight

A fast, keyboard-first picker with instant search. No clutter, no slowdown.

Copy fallback

For editors that block auto-insert, one click copies the snippet to paste manually.

Free to start

Up to 10 snippets free. Pro unlocks unlimited — a fair, simple text expander alternative.

Abbreviations

Type a short trigger like ;hi and it expands into your snippet instantly.

Dynamic placeholders

{date} and {time} fill in automatically; {name} asks you when inserting.

Folders

Organize your snippets into groups and filter them in a click.

Who it's for

Customer support

Answer FAQs and tickets in seconds with canned responses.

Freelancers & agencies

Proposals, onboarding and follow-ups without retyping.

Online sellers

Order, shipping and review replies on any marketplace.

Recruiters & sales

Outreach and templated messages that stay personal.

How it works

  1. Save a snippet from the toolbar popup — a greeting, FAQ answer, follow-up.
  2. In any text field, type // or press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Space.
  3. Pick a snippet from the instant search — it's inserted at your cursor. Or hit Copy.

FAQ

Is ReplyKit free?

Yes — free for up to 10 snippets. Pro unlocks unlimited snippets and more.

Are my data safe?

No ads, no trackers. On the free plan your snippets are stored locally via chrome.storage.local; with Pro they sync across your devices through your browser's built-in sync (never through our servers). See the Privacy Policy.

Does it work in Gmail?

Yes. It works in Gmail and any standard text field. For isolated editors, use the Copy button.

Is it a text expander?

Think of it as a lightweight, private text-snippet tool — a simpler, free alternative to heavier text expanders.

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