qqq IDE: Paste Everything into VS Code / Code-OSS / VSCodium (Project started in October 2025)
Download: v16.5.2 · 2026-05-20
Make everything pasteable. Orchestrate ideas. Turn the IDE into an operating system.
qqq IDE lets you paste images, screenshots, files, folders, HTML pages, videos, and media directly into VS Code / Code-OSS / VSCodium — with WYSIWYG preview.
qqq turns VS Code, Cursor, Antigravity, Code-OSS, and VSCodium into an all-media paste-friendly notebook and creative workspace.
qqq 16.5.1+ is required for Linux / macOS. Details
Why qqq IDE
You should not need to open a separate note-taking application just to collect screenshots, images, files, folders, videos, HTML pages, and creative materials.
With qqq IDE, your editor becomes an all-media workspace.
VS Code / Code-OSS / VSCodium can become a paste-friendly notebook for developers, creators, writers, AI users, and anyone who organizes ideas inside an IDE.
The core workflow is simple:
Copy → Paste → Preview → Organize → Continue
Ctrl+V: Paste Everything, Anywhere in Any Document
qqq IDE extends paste beyond plain text.
You can paste screenshots, image files, folders, videos, HTML pages, documents, and media resources directly into the editor.
This works in plain text files, custom file extensions, and even files with no extension.
Paste screenshots directly into VS Code / Code-OSS / VSCodium
qqq IDE lets you paste screenshots directly into any document, including .txt, .1, custom file extensions, or files with no extension, and preview them with WYSIWYG rendering.
Paste image files directly into VS Code / Code-OSS / VSCodium
qqq IDE lets you paste image files directly into the editor and preview them in place.
Paste any file, folder, video, PSD, MP3, EXE, or media resource
Via qqq, you can paste txt, exe, psd, mp3, folders, mp4 videos, and many other file types directly into VS Code / Code-OSS / VSCodium with WYSIWYG preview.
Use: Ctrl+V or F2
qqq makes paste a universal input action inside the IDE.
You can organize your ideas immediately without leaving the editor.
Roam File Explorer for VS Code / Code-OSS / VSCodium
To organize ideas, files, screenshots, folders, videos, and media resources, you also need to jump between arbitrary directories quickly.
qqq includes Roam, a fast file explorer for VS Code / Code-OSS / VSCodium.
Invoke Roam with: Tab when not in editing mode, Roam command, Roam button, or Space + Q.
Why Roam matters
- Reach any location — Roam is not limited to the current project folder. You can jump to any local directory. You can also map remote disks locally and work with them directly.
- Fast file browsing — Roam is designed for fast directory listing and quick navigation, even on heavy machines, servers, and virtual machines.
- Transactional file operations — Roam uses transactional file operations to make large-scale file deletion, copying, and organization more reliable. VS Code file explorer limitations
- Keyboard-first workflow — Roam supports recent visits, quick filtering, keyboard operation, quick file creation, list preferences, sorting preferences, and direct opening of administrator terminals. Example: Tab → filename → Enter → new file opens and enters editing mode.
Select folders and mixed resources in Roam
With Roam, you can select folders, files, or a mixed set of files and folders to copy, delete, or calculate size in bulk.
Most visited folders stay close to you
Roam keeps frequently visited locations close, so you can move between projects, documents, music, videos, games, and media folders faster.
Roam keyboard shortcuts
- Space
- Request selected item size
- 1
- Scroll to top of list
- 2
- Scroll to bottom of list
- Q
- Open selected projects or documents in IDE
- W
- Open selected music, videos, games, folders, or media resources
- Space + Q
- Invoke Roam
How to Install
qqq 16.5.1+ provides a single universal installer for:
- Windows x64
- Linux x64
- macOS x64
- macOS arm
The installer is designed to work across common operating systems and processor architectures. No installation options or complex choices are required. One package works for everything.
Switch languages after installation
qqq supports multiple UI languages: zh、zh-tw、en、ja、de、ko、ru、ar、es、fr、pt-BR
About qqq Resource Footprint
qqq is built on a highly efficient Rust-based underlying architecture with performance optimization.
Its idle CPU and disk IO overhead are designed to stay close to zero.
Its low memory footprint is especially useful when multiple IDEs are running at the same time, such as: VS Code, Cursor, Antigravity, Code-OSS, VSCodium.
For architecture details: IO Engine v16 Documentation