A fast menu-bar clipboard manager that remembers everything you copy — text and images — and syncs it across your Macs with end-to-end encryption.
Press ⌃⌘C anywhere to open it. Type to search, arrow to pick, hit Enter.
Automatically saves everything you copy. Come back to anything you pasted hours ago.
Type to filter your whole clipboard. Find that link or snippet in a second.
Screenshots and copied images are kept too, with thumbnails right in the list.
Global hotkey, arrow navigation, and ⌘1–⌘9 to grab your last nine instantly.
Keep snippets you reuse at the top — they survive clearing your history.
Synced items are encrypted on your Mac. The server only ever stores ciphertext.
Copy on one, paste on another. Your history follows you — and nobody, not even the server, can read it.
One quick sign-in links the app to your private, encrypted vault.
Your passphrase encrypts everything on-device. It never leaves your Mac.
Open the app on your other Mac, sign in with the same passphrase, and it's all there.
The local clipboard manager is free forever. Pay only if you want your history to follow you across Macs.
Everything on one Mac.
Your clipboard, everywhere.
Requires macOS 14 or later. Apple Silicon.
A signed build is on the way. In the meantime the app runs locally on your Mac — see the docs to build & run it.
Install it, learn the shortcuts, set up sync.
Press ⌃⌘C (Control-Command-C) in any app to pop the panel open with the search box focused.
| Action | Keys |
|---|---|
| Open / close the panel | ⌃⌘C |
| Search | just start typing |
| Move selection | ↑ ↓ |
| Copy selected & close | Enter |
| Copy the 1st–9th item | ⌘1 … ⌘9 |
| Close | Esc or click away |
Your clipboard often holds passwords and private text. Clips encrypts every synced item on your device with a key derived from your passphrase. The sync server stores only ciphertext it cannot read — true end-to-end encryption.
Does it work without an account? Yes — the local clipboard manager works fully offline with no sign-in. Syncing is optional.
Where is my data stored? Locally on your Mac, and (if you enable sync) as encrypted blobs on the sync server.
Can I clear my history? Yes — the Clear button wipes history (pinned items are kept), and it propagates to your other Macs.