Clipboard History
Copied over something you needed?
Paste what you copied, not only the last thing.
Your Mac keeps one copy at a time, so a new copy erases the last one. Clipboard History keeps what you copy and brings it back with one shortcut.
What you get with Clipboard History.
- Text, images and filesProPlain text, rich text, images and files stay in your history, with a preview.
- From the keyboardProOpen the list, type to search, and press Return to paste into the app in front.
- Pin what you use oftenProPinned items stay when old items go. Keep items for 7 days, 30 days or forever.
- Passwords stay outProCopies that apps mark as private, such as passwords, never go into your history.
Keyboard shortcuts
Change the shortcut in Settings.
- Open Clipboard History
- ⌃⌥⌘V
- Paste one of the first nine
- ⌘1–9
- Paste as plain text
- ⇧↩
- Pin or unpin
- ⌘P
Free to start. Pro when you want more.
Try every Pro tool free for 14 days, with no card and no account.
Free
- Try Clipboard History free for 14 days, with no card
- Every Free tool, such as Keep Awake and Scroll
Lineup Pro from $10 a month billed yearly
- History of text, images and files
- Search and pins
- Every other Pro tool
- Download freemacOS 13 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel. No account.
- Turn on the tools you needTurn on Clipboard History in Settings.
- WorkYour Mac now works the way you do.
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