Copy normally
Use ⌘C in any app. PasteList quietly keeps your recent clipboard history on this Mac.
Clipboard history for macOS
Your clipboard, ready when you are.
PasteList keeps the things you copy close at hand — text, links, rich text, images, files, and folders — without sending them anywhere.
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Simple by design
Copy. Find. Paste.
No accounts, dashboards, or setup rituals. PasteList stays in your menu bar until you need it.
Press ⇧⌘V
Open your history at the pointer and find what you need without breaking your flow.
Choose and paste
Select an item for automatic paste, or keep it copied and press ⌘V yourself.
Built for real work
More than copied text.
PasteList preserves the formats you use every day and makes them easy to find again.
Every useful format
Text, URLs, rich text, images, files, and whole folders — restored in their native clipboard format.
Search and save
Search recent items, filter by type, and pin the clips you want to keep close.
Automatic cleanup
Recent history is kept manageable with local retention, while pinned items stay until you remove them.
Private by default
Your clipboard stays yours.
PasteList has no account, cloud sync, analytics, or network service. Clipboard history remains inside the app’s sandbox on your Mac.
No data collection
No tracking or analytics
No cloud account
Concealed entries are ignored