Paste – Clipboard Manager 6.6.2Updated

Download Paste – Clipboard Manager for macOS

Paste is a clipboard manager for macOS that solves a limitation built into the system: copy something new, and whatever was on the clipboard before disappears. Paste keeps a running history of everything you copy — text, images, links, files — arranged visually so you can scroll back and reuse anything from earlier, not just the last thing you copied.

The history displays as a horizontal strip of cards rather than a plain list, showing a preview of each item so you can recognize what you’re looking for at a glance instead of reading through text snippets one by one. It works the same way across every app, capturing automatically in the background with nothing to configure per copy.

Beyond history, Paste is built for content you reuse often. Pinboards let you organize frequently used snippets — signatures, addresses, boilerplate replies, code blocks — into named groups you can pull up instantly, and everything syncs across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad through iCloud, so a copied item is available wherever you need it next.

Features

• Visual clipboard history — every copy is stored automatically and shown as a previewable card, not just plain text.
• Multiple content types — captures text, rich text, images, links, and files across any app.
• Pinboards — organize frequently reused snippets into named, permanent collections.
• Quick search — find any past item instantly by typing part of its content.
• iCloud sync — clipboard history and pinboards stay in sync across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
• Keyboard-first navigation — browse, search, and paste entirely without touching the mouse.
• Plain text pasting — strip incoming formatting when you don’t want the source style carried over.
• Per-app exclusions — stop specific apps, like password managers, from being recorded.
• Multi-item paste — select several history items and paste them together in one action.
• Menu bar access — quick access to recent items without opening the full history window.

Who It’s For

Anyone who copies and pastes constantly throughout the day: writers reusing research and quotes, developers pulling from saved code snippets, support teams sending the same replies repeatedly, and anyone tired of losing something the moment they copy something else.