We're here to help

Questions, feedback, or something not working right—reach out and we'll get back to you.

Report a problem

In the Mac app, choose CopyClip → Report a Bug… in the menu bar—it opens this form in your browser.

Tell us what went wrong in your own words. We only receive what you write here (plus basic app info). We never see your clipboard contents.

Your clipboard is never attached. Reports are delivered to our team atinfo@copyclip.app.

Activate CopyClip Pro

  1. Find your license key

    Check the receipt email from Lemon Squeezy. Your license key is in that message—you can also view it under My Orders on Lemon Squeezy.

  2. Open CopyClip on your Mac

    CopyClip lives in the menu bar (top-right). Press ⌘⇧V to open your clips, or click the CopyClip icon in the menu bar.

  3. Activate Pro

    In the menu bar, choose CopyClip Pro… (or Upgrade to CopyClip Pro…), paste your license key, and click Activate.

  4. Allow Keychain access (once)

    macOS may ask for your login password so CopyClip can store your license securely. Choose Allow—otherwise you’ll need to enter the key again each launch.

Don't have CopyClip installed yet?

Download the Mac app, drag it to Applications, then follow the steps above. Public download may not be live yet—use the build we sent you or contact us.

Install help

Manage your subscription

Update payment method, view receipts, or cancel anytime through Lemon Squeezy.

Manage billing

Need help?

Activation issues, paste permissions, or anything else—see support or email info@copyclip.app.

Your clipboard history stays on your Mac. We never receive your clip contents.

Download

Get the latest build from the home page download section. Open the disk image, drag CopyClip to Applications, then launch it from your menu bar.

Getting set up

CopyClip lives in your menu bar—the small strip at the top of your screen. You won't see it in the Dock, and that's normal.

The first time you paste from CopyClip, macOS may ask you to allow Accessibility. That lets CopyClip send a paste into whatever app you're using—the same approach other clipboard apps use. It does not read your screen or keystrokes outside of pasting.

  • For the smoothest experience, drag CopyClip into your Applications folder.
  • If paste stops working after an update, open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility, turn CopyClip off, then on again.

Updates

When updates are available, use CopyClip → Check for Updates… in the menu bar.

Email us

Prefer email? Write to info@copyclip.app—we read every message.

Privacy

Your copy history stays on your Mac. Read our privacy policy for the details.