paste-preview is a Claude Code mod for the images you paste. In a terminal a pasted image is just [Image #1], and three pastes later you cannot tell which is which; with this mod every [Image #N] in the prompt box shows as a thumbnail above the prompt, and sent prompts show theirs in the transcript, each labelled. An editor opens the moment you paste with pen, ellipse, box, arrow, text, crop, rotate, seven colours and undo, and at Enter the original paste is left out of the message so Claude gets the marked-up version. On macOS it is a native floating panel over a full-screen terminal.
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Every pasted image appears as a labelled thumbnail above the prompt and in the transcript.
Circle or arrow the part you mean in the editor that opens on paste, then press Enter.
The original paste is dropped and Claude is pointed at the annotated picture.
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