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A local-first clipboard history and copy paste tool for Windows and macOS. No ads. No telemetry. No accounts. Just a fast, private clipboard utility built for productivity.

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What is CopyPaste?

CopyPaste is a free, open source clipboard manager and clipboard history tool I built because the alternatives frustrated me. Most copy paste utilities are either bloated, ugly, or treat you as a product. I wanted a copy tool that felt native, respected my privacy, and just worked — so I built one and shared it.

This isn't a company product. I'm a developer who needed a better copy paste tool for my desktop, built it for myself, and decided to open source it for anyone who feels the same. No ads, no telemetry, no subscriptions, no data collection — just a lightweight clipboard utility that lives on your machine and nowhere else.

Why people choose CopyPaste over other clipboard managers:

  • 100% local — your clipboard history never leaves your computer. No cloud, no servers, no accounts.
  • Truly free — no premium tiers, no feature gates, no "free trial" tricks. GPL v3, forever. Only redistributing it inside a product of your own needs separate terms.
  • Cross-platform — same native copy-paste experience on Windows and macOS.
  • Fast and light — starts in milliseconds, uses minimal resources. You'll forget it's running.
  • Easy to read — a clean, opaque panel that follows your system theme, light or dark, so what you copied is the first thing you see.