Never lose what
you copied again.
Every copy and every screenshot, kept on your Mac, one keystroke away.
Copy
Type three letters. Get the whole paragraph.
The text expander types the paragraphs you write again and again. Bring your snippets from a CSV file or from macOS text replacements.
Paste Stack
Copy five things. Paste them in order.
Collect what you need first, then press ⌘V again and again. Each paste brings the next one.
Everything you copy
Small things that save you all day.
Pinboards
Keep what you reuse in named, colored boards. Favorites sort themselves by how often you paste them.
Plain text when you want it
Paste without the formatting, from anywhere, or always for the apps you choose.
A shortcut for any clip
Give your address, your signature or a template its own key combination.
Tags, notes and an archive
Add a tag or a note to any clip. Old clips move to an archive you can search and restore.
Capture
Point. Shoot. Mark it up.
Arrows, boxes, numbered steps and blur, right after the shot. The finished screenshot lands in your history, next to what you copied.
Whole web pages
The entire page. Top to bottom. One image.
One click in Chrome with the free companion extension, and the full page joins your history.
Copy text from screen
If you can see it, you can copy it.
Select any part of the screen and get its text, recognized on your Mac. Slides, videos, photos, QR codes.
Pick any color
Any pixel, as HEX, RGB or CMYK.
Click anywhere on screen. The color is copied, and it stays in your history as a swatch.
More ways to capture
Built for the details.
Every mode on one shortcut
Area, window or full screen, with a magnifier for the exact pixel and a self-timer.
Pin it on top
Keep a screenshot floating above your work while you type, and set how see-through it is.
Bring your history along
Import your Paste history, your CleanShot screenshot folder and your GoFullPage captures.
Private by design
Your history never leaves this Mac.
No account to create, no server to trust. API keys and tokens are recognized, encrypted, blurred, and opened with Touch ID.
- Passwords are never savedWhat a password manager copies is skipped automatically.
- Apps you choose are ignoredNothing copied in an app on your ignore list is kept.
- One optional connectionFor a copied YouTube link, MacClipper fetches its title and thumbnail. You can turn that off.
Try it free for 30 days.
Every feature, no account. Then buy it once for $39.99 ($29.99 through December 31, 2026), or subscribe for $19.99 a year.
If you don't buy, capturing stops when the trial ends. Your history stays readable and you can export it.