Pasteboard history for macOS done right. Using the proven UI style of Alfred, Spotlight etc. Use fuzzy searching to find what you want to paste.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Mac




Apps similar to ClipClip include CopyQ, which is free and open source. Other options are Ditto, PasteBar, Maccy and Clipboard History IO. Clipboard Managers like ClipClip are a crowded field, with more than 50 alternatives for Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone and iPad.
Pasteboard history for macOS done right. Using the proven UI style of Alfred, Spotlight etc. Use fuzzy searching to find what you want to paste.




Clipboard history and snippet manager for iPhone and Mac that keeps every copy ready to paste, stored on your device and synced through your own iCloud.




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.




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KeptInFlow is a Windows 10 and 11 app that stops you retyping what is already on your screen. It works where your cursor already is, in every app: Outlook, Word, Slack, your browser, your code editor.









Mac clipboard history manager inspired by Windows, holding text, images, files, folders, and groups. Customize up to 50 items. Access via shortcuts and command keys. Opens at the bottom right, with a status menu bar icon. Provides comprehensive usage tips.




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