Find & Replace
Search and replace text within the clip editor — including Vim-style Ex commands.

Ctrl+F find bar plus a command line for power users — regex replace, filter lines, delete matching lines.
How to use it
Standard find
- Ctrl+F — open the find bar
Ex command line
| Key | Opens |
|---|---|
/ |
Search mode |
: |
Ex command mode |
| Esc | Close and return to editor |
| ↑ / ↓ | Navigate command history (last 20 commands) |
Ex commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/pattern |
Find and highlight all matches, jump to first |
:%s/find/replace/g |
Replace all occurrences |
:%s/find/replace/ |
Replace first per line |
:%s/(a)(b)/$1$0/g |
Replace with capture groups |
:g/pattern/ |
List all matching lines in an overlay |
:g/pattern/d |
Delete all matching lines |
:g!/pattern/d |
Delete all non-matching lines |
The :g/pattern/ overlay is scrollable. Press Enter to jump to a line, Esc to close.
Tips & gotchas
- Regex syntax is JavaScript-compatible (not Vim-compatible).
- Invalid regex shows an inline error.
- Command history is session-only — cleared on app restart.
:g/pattern/dcannot be undone — it’s a batch delete with no Ctrl+Z.
See also
- Text Transforms — one-click transforms (sort, trim, case)