"Create New text-only clipping" option

[AmberV]

Try 85% You can’t do it using the clipping service, but straight old copy and paste with a slight twist:

From the FAQ:

@FAQ

:arrow: [size=100][1] I would like to be able to strip all existing formatting when I paste.[/size]
Like many other Cocoa applications, such as TextEdit, Scrivener supports the ability to paste the contents of your clipboard without any of its existing fonts and styles. The menu command for this is Edit/Paste and Match Style, or you can use the shortcut, Cmd-Opt-Shift-V.

Additionally, the way Annotations and Footnotes are handled in Scrivener is much like a regular style, like bold or italics. Thus, when you copy and paste normally, the text’s status as either form of meta-data will be carried along with it. Using Cmd-Opt-Shift-V will allow you to paste text that was in an annotation, as ordinary text.

If you don’t want to bother with where the text is going yet, I suggest using the Scratchpad feature (Cmd-/), which can sit ghosted in the corner of your screen until you need it. Just paste without formatting into this, and later when you want to move the text to where it should go, you’ll find some handy options for doing this using the drop-down menu in the Scratchpad window.

If you absolutely must have that 25%, then you still don’t have much to worry about. Use the clipping service as you have been, and when you are ready to use the text in Scrivener, just select all of the clips in the Binder, and in the Documents menu, under Convert, select “Formatting to Default Text Style” and they will all be set to your preferred font and ruler settings at once.