Mac clipboard manager. iOS clipboard keyboard.

Your clipboard stays fast, searchable, and ready everywhere.

Clipaste keeps text, links, images, and large snippets easy to reuse. Manage history on Mac, switch to the Clipaste keyboard on iPhone, and keep the same library available through iCloud.

Open source and free on MacImport from Paste, PasteNow, Maccy, and iCopySearch OCR text inside images
Clipaste Mac clipboard history in horizontal layoutClipaste iOS keyboard preview
macOS 14+
iCloud / CloudKit
SwiftUI + SwiftData

Built for real copy-paste work

No more sending snippets to yourself just to use them later.

Clipaste is intentionally practical: fast capture on Mac, focused search when history gets large, and direct paste from the iOS keyboard when you are already typing.

01

Collect on Mac

Keep recent clipboard history close in a lightweight Mac interface with horizontal and vertical layouts.

02

Find the right item

Search text, links, large content, and OCR-recognized image text without slowing down the flow.

03

Paste on iPhone

Switch to the Clipaste keyboard in any text field and reuse synced snippets without opening another app.

Product details

The useful parts of a clipboard manager, tuned for large histories.

iOS keyboard, not just an app

Use saved text, links, and images directly from the keyboard while replying, filling forms, or writing notes.

Clipaste iOS keyboard

Mac history that stays responsive

Large text and image-heavy histories remain smooth to browse, preview, search, copy, and paste.

Clipaste Mac history

Optional iCloud sync

Mac and iPhone can share the same Clipaste library through Apple iCloud and CloudKit services.

Clipaste Mac sync settings

Migration-friendly

Bring old history from Paste, PasteNow, Maccy, and iCopy so switching tools does not mean starting over.

Clipaste Mac clipboard migration ready history

Native Apple stack

Fast because it stays close to the platform.

The app is built with SwiftUI, SwiftData, and CloudKit, with a focused native architecture instead of a heavy cross-platform shell.

SwiftUI interfaceSwiftData storageCloudKit syncmacOS 14+

Download

Start with the device you use most.

Install the iOS keyboard from the App Store or download the latest Mac build from GitHub. Mac users can also install with Homebrew.

Homebrew installbrew tap gangz1o/clipaste && brew install --cask gangz1o-clipaste