Snippets
Small tools that do one job well. Try any of them here, then run it on any text in any Mac app with Snippetbar.
For everyone
Rewrite this for me
Paste a sentence, paragraph or message. Pick how you want it to sound, and get a rewrite that keeps your meaning.
Rewrite email professionally
Paste a rushed, rambling or frustrated email and get a clear, professional version that gets a reply.
Simplify text
Paste anything dense, like a contract clause, a technical explanation or a policy, and get a plain-language version that keeps the meaning.
Corporate speak translator
Paste a jargon-heavy email or memo to find out what it actually says. Or go the other way and turn your honest message into something you can send to leadership.
How to say no politely
Paste the request you want to decline, or your blunt draft reply, and get a no that's clear and kind and doesn't leave the door open by accident.
LinkedIn headline generator
Paste what you do, a result you're proud of and who you help, or just your current headline. You get five specific LinkedIn headlines, each from a different angle and under the 220-character limit.
Follow-up email
Paste the email that got no reply, or your rough notes from an interview or meeting, and get a short follow-up email with a subject line.
Out of office message
Paste your dates, who's covering and what counts as urgent. Get an out of office message that tells people exactly what to do while you're away.
Elevator pitch generator
Paste what you do, who it's for and one result you can point to. Pick the situation, and get a 30-second pitch you can actually say out loud.
For designers
Bug report template
Copy the template below, or paste a messy bug description from Slack, email or a customer, and get a clean, reproducible report.
Persona generator
Paste research notes, interview snippets or a description of your audience, and get a structured persona you can share with the team.
User story template
Copy the user story template below, or paste a feature idea, a Slack thread or customer feedback and get stories with acceptance criteria your team can estimate.
For marketers
Snippets for marketing →Product description generator
Paste your specs, bullet notes or a messy supplier description, and get a product description people actually read to the end.
Ad copy generator
Paste your product description, landing page copy or offer, and get ad variants sized for Google, Meta and LinkedIn, each testing a different angle.
Subject line generator
Paste your email, newsletter or announcement, and get subject lines that each test a different reason to open. They're written from what's actually inside, so they don't overpromise.
Meta description generator
Paste a page's content or its first few paragraphs, and get meta descriptions sized to fit search results and written to earn the click.
Case study template
Copy the case study template below, or paste your call notes, an interview transcript or a win from Slack, and get a draft with every missing number marked.
For managers
Snippets for HR & managers →Job description generator
Paste your rough notes about the role, like what they'll do, who you need and what's on offer, and get a clear job description candidates actually read.
Performance review phrases
Paste your rough notes about someone's year, or your own, and get review text that is specific, fair and ready to submit.
Meeting agenda generator
Before the meeting, paste a Slack thread, a list of topics or an invite, and get a focused agenda. After it, paste your notes and get decisions and action items.
OKR examples
Browse OKR examples by team, or paste your rough goals and turn them into an objective with key results you can actually measure.
For founders
LinkedIn post generator
Paste a rough thought, a win, a lesson or a launch note, and get a LinkedIn post that sounds like you on a good day, not like a template.
Landing page copy generator
Paste your product notes, pitch or an existing page that isn't working, and get landing page copy section by section, from the hero to the final CTA.
For sales
Snippets for sales →Cold email generator
Paste what you know about the prospect (their LinkedIn, company page or a recent post) plus one line about what you offer, and get a short cold email that reads like a person wrote it.
Sales pitch generator
Paste your product facts and what you know about the prospect: their role, company and problem. Pick email, call or demo, and get a sales pitch written for that one buyer.
Introduction email
Paste a few rough notes about who you are, who you're connecting or who you want to meet. Get a short introduction email with a subject line, ready to send.
Sales email templates
Pick the stage, paste your rough deal notes, and get a short sales email with a subject line. Meeting requests, proposals, recaps, referral asks and breakup emails.
Objection handling
Paste the prospect's objection, and a line about your product if you like. Get three honest responses you can say on a call or send in an email, each with a note on when to use it.
Price increase letter
Paste the facts: old price, new price, effective date, the reason and any options. You get a clear, respectful price increase email with a subject line.
For support
Snippets for customer support →FAQ generator
Paste a product page, pricing details, a policy or a batch of support tickets, and get an FAQ with the questions people actually ask, answered in plain language.
Review reply
Paste a customer review, good or bad. You get a short, specific review reply you can post as the business, with an offer to talk privately when something went wrong.
Empathy statements
Paste a blunt or defensive support reply and get the same answer with specific, human empathy statements in front of it. The facts and the fix stay exactly as they were.
Thank you for your patience
“Thank you for your patience” is polite, but on its own it says nothing. Paste a reply that leans on stock phrases and get one that thanks the customer for something real, says what happened and what happens next.
Customer service email templates
Paste your rough notes or a draft reply, pick the situation, and get a clear, friendly customer service email with the answer up front and one next step.
Apology email to customer
Paste your notes: what went wrong, who it affected and what you're doing about it. You get a sincere apology email that owns the mistake, with a subject line.
Angry customer response
Dealing with angry customers is mostly about the first reply. Paste the message and get a calm draft that shows you read it, owns what went wrong and says what happens next.
Complaint response
Paste a complaint email, form message or letter, plus your notes. You get a reply that owns the problem, fixes it and says what happens next.
Customer service phrases
Paste an agent reply or a stock phrase and get it back with positive scripting: same facts, same answer, framed around what the customer can do next.