

PastePlop
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Your clipboard, but a grid. Hit a keyboard shortcut, see everything you've ever copied, file the keepers into categories, paste with a click.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Mac
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
- Lightweight
Features
- OCR
- No registration required
- Works Offline
- No Tracking
- Ad-free
- Dark Mode
- Screenshot OCR
- Support for Hotkeys
- Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
- Global hotkey
PastePlop News & Activities
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POX added PastePlop as alternative to PasteBar, Planck, CopyCat Clipboard and WindowSill- POX added PastePlop
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What is PastePlop?
Your clipboard, but a grid. Hit a keyboard shortcut, see everything you've ever copied, file the keepers into categories, paste with a click.
- One hotkey, everything you've copied: A translucent grid zooms in over whatever you're doing. Text and images, newest first. Click a tile and it pastes back into the app you came from.
- Categories that stick around: Right-click or drag a tile into a category. Snippets, prompts, signatures, lookup links — your re-usable pastes, just a number-key away.
- MiniPlop — your floating scratch tray: Pop out a small always-on-top tray. Drop in tiles, files, text clippings, images, or links. Click to paste, drag back out into any app.
- Text, images, and files. Screenshots, copied PNGs, plain text, and files copied from Finder — all kept, all pasteable. File cards drag back out into any app that takes files.
- Multi-paste. Select several tiles with shift- or ?-click and paste them all in sequence — perfect for filling out forms or stitching snippets together.
- Number-key category switching. ?1 is History, ?2–?8 are your saved categories. Drag to reorder.
- Auto-restore the clipboard. After you paste, your previous clipboard contents come back.
- Featherweight and native. Pure SwiftUI + AppKit. Tiny binary, instant launch, no background services beyond the clipboard watcher.
- Find it in two strokes. ?F focuses the search. Type a few characters, hit return. Whether you copied it ten seconds ago or yesterday afternoon, it's right there.
- Search inside images. Screenshots get OCR'd locally via Vision so the search query matches what's visible in your image history.





