Support

Help for MacClipper on macOS 14 Sonoma or later

Getting started

• Open the panel with ⌃⌘C. Type to search, use the arrow keys to choose, and press Return to paste.
• MacClipper lives in the menu bar. Its menu has Settings, where you can change every shortcut.
• To paste for you, MacClipper needs Accessibility access. To take screenshots, it needs Screen Recording access. Both are in System Settings › Privacy & Security. MacClipper asks the first time it needs them.

Common questions

Where is my history stored?
On your Mac only, in MacClipper's own storage. See the privacy policy.

Pasting does nothing.
Open System Settings › Privacy & Security › Accessibility and make sure MacClipper is switched on. If it is on and pasting still fails, switch it off and on again.

Screenshots show only my wallpaper.
Open System Settings › Privacy & Security › Screen & System Audio Recording and switch MacClipper on, then quit and reopen MacClipper.

A shortcut doesn't work.
Another app may use the same keys. MacClipper's shortcut settings warn you when a combination is already taken by macOS or another app; pick a different one there.

How do I capture a whole web page?
Install the MacClipper extension for Chrome, open the page and click the extension's button. The capture appears in MacClipper's history when it's done.

Can I bring my history from another app?
Yes. Settings › Import has imports for Paste history, a CleanShot screenshot folder and GoFullPage captures.

Contact

Write to support@macclipper.com. Please include your macOS version and what you were doing when the problem happened.