While the {image} command offers an alternative for dynamic images with URLs and the upload function allows you to insert static images, there is currently no way to paste screenshots or images using the {clipboard} command.
This functionality could be applied to use cases where content is locked behind a SSO and does not have a download option or as a quicker alternative to inserting images for snippets where the content of the image changes frequently and cannot be hardcoded into the snippet itself.
I hope you will find this feature idea as useful as I do!
This would also be helpful in our scenario: Paste image to Gmail message
Any more consideration given to this feature? It would be so helpful and time saving in my line of work. 
Hi @Kenneth_Henson welcome back to the forum 
We have not had any progress on this request yet. We'll investigate it further and keep this topic posted with any updates.
Hello! I have also found that this feature would be really helpful. As an educator, I like to give feedback to my students by screenshotting a portion of their writing, annotating their work, and then screenshotting it again and pasting it into the course. Unfortunately, our course uses a CK Editor and it does not allow me to paste images, I have to have URL code. A workaround that I have found is to paste the picture in a TB snippet before adding it to the course. I would love to be able to annotate my student's work, screenshot it, and then run my snippet which will add the picture I just copied right into my snippet.
I work in Network Operations and we need to copy text and images to provide to on-site personnel. My team doesn't use Text Blaze and do everything manually. I have managed to automate most of the process with ease but having the ability to take image content from my clipboard and insert it would be highly useful. Please could we get some consideration on this?