ClipStack
Your clipboard, with a memory
What it does
ClipStack keeps every copy — text, links, images, screenshots and files — in a searchable stack. Press ⌘⇧V, type a few letters, hit Enter, and it pastes straight back into the app you were in. Local SQLite, no account, no telemetry. Free and open source.
ClipStack is a fast, private clipboard manager for macOS. Press ⌘⇧V to search everything you have copied — text, links, images, screenshots and files — and paste it straight back into the app you were in.
ClipStack keeps every copy — text, links, images, screenshots and files — in a searchable stack. Hit ⌘ ⇧ V , find it, and it pastes straight back into the app you were in. The clipboard has held exactly one thing since 1983. ClipStack fixes that without asking you to learn anything new. Start typing and the stack narrows instantly. Filter by text, links, images or files without lifting your hands off the keyboard. ClipStack remembers the app that was frontmost, hides itself and sends a real ⌘V. Enter is the whole interaction. Retina screenshots are stored at full resolution with a thumbnail for the list. Copy a file in Finder and it lands in the stack too. History lives in a local SQLite…from getclipstack.com
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