Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Linux
- Wayland


The Clipboard Project (CB for short) is the full-featured yet oh-so-easy-to-use clipboard manager for everyone.


ClipboardMenu is a powerful yet lightweight clipboard manager that lives in your Mac's menu bar. Never lose copied content again - access your complete clipboard history and save frequently used items as snippets for instant reuse.




simple clipboard manager for Wayland, built in Rust. It saves a history of your clipboard content, and lets you paste things you've copied earlier. It also lets you configure "favorite" pastes for strings you need often.
A native macOS clipboard manager that turns everything you copy into a searchable, visual timeline — including your screenshots.




Your clipboard, but a grid. Hit a keyboard shortcut, see everything you've ever copied, file the keepers into categories, paste with a click.




A lightweight, native macOS clipboard manager that lives in your menu bar, fits the platform aesthetic, and gets out of the way.

Keyboard-driven multiple-clipboard manager for Windows: hold Ctrl, tap V to walk back through everything you have copied, release to paste - no window, no mouse. A .NET 10 + WPF reimplementation of Clipjump, shipped as one self-contained portable exe.




An open-source clipboard manager for macOS featuring ultra-lightweight local storage, searchable history, instant hotkey access, OCR for extracting text from images, developer-friendly large snippet support, bookmarks for favorites, and no cloud syncing.



everclip is a headless, event-driven X11 CLIPBOARD history daemon and pipe-first CLI. It stores stable history records in a Turso database (sqlite3) while keeping each original X11 target payload in a deduplicated blob store.




Minimal, native clipboard manager for macOS — one-time purchase, cross-type history (text, code, images, files), and instant search.



Ditto is a native macOS clipboard manager. Every copy — text, rich text, images, files — is kept, searchable and one keystroke away. It's the unofficial macOS sibling of the Windows classic Ditto.



