Cliptap
Clipboard history for macOS.
Tap ⌘ twice, pick, paste.
Search clipboard history42 items
Pinned
- ssh deploy@staging.example.com⌘1
- Looks good to me. Merging after CI passes.⌘2
Recent
- Release notes for 1.2: Search now matches text inside links. Pinned items stay on top after a restart, and copied images keep their full size.⌘3
- https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nspasteboard⌘4
- #0DC37D⌘5
- Image 1280×800⌘6
- pnpm install --frozen-lockfile⌘7
- Meeting moved to Thursday, 3:30 pm⌘8
- font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums;⌘9
Release notes for 1.2: Search now matches text inside links. Pinned items stay on top after a restart, and copied images keep their full size.
- Type
- Text
- Characters
- 142
- Lines
- 3
- Copied
- 2 min ago
Copy
What it does
- Keeps the text and images you copy.
- Search, pin and delete without leaving the keyboard.
- Skips passwords that password managers mark as secret.
- Stays on your Mac. No account, no tracking.
- Under 1 MB, with near-zero CPU when idle.
- Updates install from inside the app.
Shortcuts
- Open
- ⌘⌘or⌃⌘V
- Select
- ↑↓
- Copy
- ↩
- Copy item 1–9
- ⌘1–9
- Pin
- ⌘P
- Delete
- ⌘⌫
- Close
- esc
The double ⌘ shortcut needs Accessibility access. Cliptap asks for it on first launch.