Many copies → many fields
Session Copy: capture name, email, and notes in order, then paste each into a form—⌃⌘S, ⌘C, click or ⌃⌘V. No panel juggling.
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Native Mac app · macOS 14+ · Session Copy in 1.1
A clipboard that understands what you copied
Transform copies—and fill multi-field forms in one flow.
CopyClip is not a clipboard database—it is a transformation layer between copy and paste. New in 1.1: Session Copy captures several snippets and pastes them in order. Plus JSON, URLs, templates, OCR, and more the moment content lands.
Mac download launching soon · Free tier included at launch
New in 1.1
Session Copy
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.
- Highlighted text can become your first captured item
- Floating HUD shows count and what you are about to paste
- Click a field or use ⌃⌘V in browsers and native apps
- Settings: mirror session copies to history; toggle click-to-paste
Shortcuts
⌃⌘SStart capture
⌘CAdd each snippet
⌃⌘↩Finish → paste mode
⌃⌘VPaste next at cursor
Or double-tap ⌘ to start capture
Capture → Understand → Transform → Reuse
Most clipboard tools help you remember what you copied. CopyClip focuses on what happens immediately after—reducing friction between information and action.
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Capture
Everything you copy lands in one place—quietly, in the background.
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Understand
CopyClip detects JSON, URLs, images, templates, and more.
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Transform
Relevant actions appear instantly—format, OCR, clean, convert.
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Reuse
Paste the result back into your app without breaking flow.
Clipboard history, search, and privacy are expected—we compete on helping you finish tasks faster at the moment content is copied.
From copy to done
Real tasks where understanding the clip beats scrolling through history—the interactive preview above shows the same flow.
Screenshot → searchable text
Copy an image from Slack or Preview—extract text with OCR and paste it into Notes or email.
Messy JSON → readable payload
One-line API responses become formatted, validated JSON before you drop them into Xcode.
Tracking URL → clean markdown link
Strip UTM noise and turn a long URL into a markdown link ready for docs or PRs.
One template → many sends
Keep {{name}} and {{company}} in a clip—fill fields and paste a personalized draft each time.
Terminal output → plain text
Copy command output and paste plain text into tickets without extra formatting surprises.
Still keyboard-fast
Open with ⌘⇧V, arrow through clips, paste with Return—history when you need it, transforms when you don't.
Less database, more doing
We are not competing on sync, themes, or cloud storage. CopyClip helps you transform, enrich, and reuse what you copy without leaving your flow.
Session Copy
Capture several snippets in one session, then paste them in order into Mail, Safari forms, or Cursor—HUD in the corner, optional click-to-paste.
Actions at copy time
The moment content lands in CopyClip, you see what it is and what you can do with it—not just a list of old copies.
Understands your clip
Links, images, JSON, SQL, templates, and files each get contextual transforms instead of one-size-fits-all paste.
Between copy and paste
CopyClip sits in the gap where friction lives: turn raw clipboard data into something ready for the task ahead.
History when you need it
Search and recall past copies is the foundation—not the pitch. Recents, filters, and pins support the workflow.
Stays on your Mac
Your clips live on your computer, not our servers. Delete anything, anytime.
Native menu bar app
Built with Swift for macOS 14+. Quiet in the menu bar, ready the second you press ⌘⇧V.
Session Copy — multi-paste fill workflow
Understands content — JSON, URLs, images, templates
On-device — history stays on your Mac
⌘⇧V — open from anywhere
Transforms first, history underneath
A native SwiftUI menu bar app—start free, upgrade when you want the full transformation toolkit.
Session Copy
Fill forms in order—outside the panel
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.
ProSmart transforms
Turn copies into something useful
Pro adds 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, and more—right when you select a clip.
ProText templates
One draft, many recipients
Use {{name}} and {{company}} in a saved clip, then Fill template—tab through fields and paste a personalized version into Mail or Slack.
Clipboard history
The foundation, not the product
CopyClip remembers what you copied so you can act on it again—text, links, images, and files. Free keeps your 10 most recent clips; Pro unlocks full history with filters.
Find it fast
Search when you're hunting
Type to filter clips in real time—match content, custom names, or the app you copied from. Handy, but not why CopyClip exists.
ProEdit clips & rename
Tidy up before you paste
Pro lets you edit text clips in place and rename any clip so the list stays organized.
Privacy
Ignore sensitive clipboard data
Optional setting skips concealed pasteboard types macOS marks as sensitive—so those copies are not saved to history.
Start free. Grow when you're ready.
Try CopyClip at no cost. Upgrade to Pro for transforms, full history, and power-user tools.
Free
CopyClip Free
See how CopyClip understands your copies.
- Your 10 most recent copies
- Search and paste from Recents
- Preview what Pro transforms unlock
Pro
CopyClip Pro
For people who copy all day and need actions, not just memory.
- Smart transforms on text and images
- Full copy history, filters, favorites, pins
- Session Copy fill workflow
- Templates, GIF search, emoji, Utils tab
- Edit clips and custom names
£1.99/month or £19.99/year
Subscribe in the app (monthly or yearly). Same Pro features on either plan.
FAQ
CopyClip is a Mac menu bar app for transforming and reusing copied content—with local history when you need it.
- What is CopyClip?
- CopyClip is a native Mac menu bar app that understands what you copy and suggests relevant actions—format JSON, OCR images, clean URLs, fill templates, and more. It keeps local clipboard history, but the focus is transforming content between copy and paste.
- Is CopyClip just a clipboard manager?
- Clipboard history is the foundation, not the product. CopyClip competes on contextual transforms at the moment you copy, not on sync, themes, or cloud storage.
- Is CopyClip a native Mac app?
- Yes. CopyClip is built with Swift for macOS 14 and later. It is not an Electron app; it opens with ⌘⇧V and stores history on your Mac.
- Does CopyClip sync my clipboard to the cloud?
- No. Your copy history stays on your device. CopyClip does not upload clipboard contents to our servers.
- What is Session Copy?
- Session Copy is a fill workflow: press ⌃⌘S (or double-tap ⌘), copy several pieces with ⌘C, then paste them one at a time into form fields with ⌃⌘V or by clicking each field. A small HUD shows what is next—built for onboarding forms, CRM paste, and multi-step fill without re-opening the panel.
- Is CopyClip free?
- CopyClip Free includes your 10 most recent clips and search in Recents. CopyClip Pro adds smart transforms, full history, filters, templates, GIF search, and more.
- What macOS version do I need?
- CopyClip requires macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel Macs.
Download CopyClip for Mac
Requires macOS 14.0 or later. Drag CopyClip into Applications from the disk image, then open it from your menu bar.
The Mac download is not live yet. Version 1.1.0 is in final preparation— contact us for preview access.
On first paste, macOS may ask for Accessibility. What that means