TextExpander lets you save the text you type most often as snippets and insert them anywhere with a short abbreviation. This category is the hub for using it well. You’ll find step-by-step tutorials, tips on fill-ins, formatting, and public groups, guidance on TextExpander’s AI features, release notes, webinars, and stories from customers who’ve saved hours each week. New users can start with the beginner tutorials, and teams can learn how to share snippets for consistent messaging.
TextExpander 7.8 for Mac and Windows makes Rich Text the default for new Snippets and improves the Snippet editor. See updates to tables, link editing, team management, Inline Search reminders, and bug fixes.
TextExpander for Chrome brings full Snippet editing, Teams support, and Inline Search into the browser. Get answers on pricing, updating, permissions, browser support, and how the extension works with the desktop app.
Abbreviation prefixes keep TextExpander Snippets short, memorable, and hard to trigger by accident. Compare the prefixes experienced users rely on, such as double commas, semicolons, periods, and slashes, plus group prefixes.
Prompt engineering for ChatGPT can help writers analyze their work instead of replacing it. Screenwriter Ryan Briggs shares prompts for evaluating memos, breaking down scenes, and spotting reversals, plus their limits.
Using ChatGPT with TextExpander lets you save reusable prompts as Snippets for translation, style guides, meta descriptions, and customer replies. See how the TextExpander MCP Server connects your Snippet library to ChatGPT.
