24 hour clipboard history
Every saved text item expires after one day, keeping the history useful without becoming a permanent archive.
Free Mac clipboard manager
Mac Clipboard History for the text you forgot to save.
Mac Clipboard 24H saves copied text, links, IP addresses, code snippets and API keys locally for 24 hours. Open history with Control + Option + V, or quick paste latest items with Control + Option + 1/2.
Quick answer
How to see clipboard history on Mac
macOS only shows your current clipboard item. This app adds a simple clipboard history Mac users can open any time.
- Install the free Mac clipboard app from the DMG.
- Copy text from websites, terminals, docs, chat, dashboards or API pages.
- Press Control + Option + V to view clipboard history on Mac.
- Click any saved item to copy it back instantly.
Features
A Mac clipboard manager built for daily copy paste work
Use it when you copied an OpenRouter API key, a production URL, an IP address, a prompt, a tracking link or a code snippet and need it again later.
Clipboard history shortcut
Open the history window with Control + Option + V, paste the latest item with Control + Option + 1, or paste the previous item with Control + Option + 2.
Stored on your Mac
Copied text history stays in local app storage on your Mac. Images and files are ignored.
Search copied text
Find copied links, API keys, IPs, commands and messages without going back to the original website.
Menu bar utility
Pause capture, clear history, open the history window or quit from the macOS menu bar.
Free clipboard manager Mac
Download the universal DMG for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Optional coffee support is available.
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Get Mac Clipboard 24H
Universal macOS app for Intel and Apple Silicon. Designed for people who copy important text from websites all day and need a reliable Mac copy paste history.
FAQ
Mac clipboard history questions
How to check clipboard history Mac?
Install Mac Clipboard 24H and press Control + Option + V. The app shows copied text from the last 24 hours.
Can it track copied links Mac users copy from websites?
Yes. If the copied content is text, including URLs, IP addresses, API keys and snippets, it can be saved in the local 24 hour history.
Is this a replacement for the built-in Mac clipboard?
No. It works alongside the normal macOS clipboard and adds a searchable history window.