{"status":"ok","count":42,"items":["a","b"]}{
"status": "ok",
"count": 42,
"items": ["a", "b"]
}menu bar app · macOS 14+ · stays on your Mac
CopyClip sits between copy and paste. It sees what you grabbed—JSON, a screenshot, a link, a template—and offers the transform you need before you paste it anywhere.
Free for now — every feature included
CopyClip closes that gap the moment you copy. Real examples, exactly as they happen in the app:
{"status":"ok","count":42,"items":["a","b"]}{
"status": "ok",
"count": 42,
"items": ["a", "b"]
}https://shop.example/sale?utm_source=news&utm_campaign=aug&fbclid=xK9…
[Summer sale](https://shop.example/sale)
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Q3 traffic: 12,480 unique visitors — up 12% week over week.
Full Name Email Phone Number
Alex Rivera alex.rivera@example.com 07700 900123
Dear {{name}}, thanks for trying {{app}} — here's how to get started…Dear Alex, thanks for trying CopyClip — here's how to get started…
Also on board: cURL → fetch, SQL → ORM stubs, HEIC → JPEG, image → PDF, timestamps, case tools, and sending any clip to ChatGPT or Claude.
multi-paste workflow
Collect several copies in sequence, then paste them one at a time into form fields—without reopening ⌘⇧V between each value. Built for onboarding flows, CRM paste, and any job where one clipboard item is not enough.
shortcuts
Or double-tap ⌘ to start capture
chrome & brave extension · free
The Mac app pastes into a browser by pressing ⌘V for you and hoping the right field has focus. The extension knows exactly which field you clicked, so pasting is exact — and it can fill a whole form at once instead of one value at a time.
in any field
Password fields are never filled.
copyclip companion · iphone · free
Copy a tracking number, an address, or a link on your Mac and it is waiting on your iPhone: in the app, in the CopyClip keyboard, and on your Home Screen. Save something on the phone and it shows up on the Mac.
Turn on Sync with iPhone (iCloud) in CopyClip for Mac Settings. Text and links sync; images and files stay on your Mac.


Most clipboard tools help you remember what you copied. CopyClip focuses on what happens immediately after.
Everything you copy lands in one place—quietly, in the background.
CopyClip detects JSON, URLs, images, templates, and more.
Relevant actions appear instantly—format, OCR, clean, convert.
Paste the result back into your app without breaking flow.
A native SwiftUI menu bar app—transforms, history, and Session Copy included.
session copy
Press ⌃⌘S or double-tap ⌘, copy each value with ⌘C (highlighted text can be item 1), then ⌃⌘Return. Paste into each field with a click or ⌃⌘V—the HUD shows what is next. Works alongside {{templates}} for one-shot emails.
smart transforms
Inline actions on clips: prettify JSON or YAML, convert cURL to fetch, SQL to ORM stubs, timestamps and URLs, OCR on images, HEIC or PDF conversions, open in ChatGPT or Claude, and more—right when you select a clip.
text templates
Use {{name}} and {{company}} in a saved clip, then Fill template—tab through fields and paste a personalized version into Mail or Slack.
chrome & brave extension
Select text on any page, right-click, and choose Save selection to CopyClip. It lands in your history without touching the clipboard you are using.
chrome & brave extension
Draw a box around real page text to copy it exactly—no OCR, no retyping, and no wrestling with a site that blocks selection.
chrome & brave extension
Type cc, then your query, in Chrome's address bar. The matching clip is one Enter away—without opening the panel.
chrome & brave extension
Pick a session clip and CopyClip maps each saved value into the matching field. The page receives real input events, so modern forms keep the values.
No subscriptions, no themes marketplace, no servers of ours. Just the things that make copying and pasting faster.
Session Copy, transforms, full history, and more — no credit card.
free
Download and use the full app on your Mac.
CopyClip is a Mac menu bar app for transforming and reusing copied content—with local history when you need it.
Requires macOS 14.0 or later. Drag CopyClip into Applications from the disk image, then open it from your menu bar.
On first paste, macOS may ask for Accessibility. What that means