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Clipboard history for Mac, right where you work.
Open Cliptop from the notch or shortcut, search recent copies, clean up text and links, and paste back without losing flow.
Local historyNo payment for trialWorks with notch or Shift + Cmd + V
⌕ Search clipboard history
Text
Paste the follow-up note, cleaned and ready for Slack.
Paste
Paste as Plain Text
Edit
Uppercase
Lowercase
Workflow
Open. Find. Paste back.
Cliptop keeps clipboard work in the same flow as the app you were already using.
Open Cliptop
Hover near the notch or press ⇧⌘V to open history with search focused.
Find the item
Search recent text, links, code, images, files, and colors without switching away from your work.
Paste or clean it up
Press ⌘K for actions like paste, paste plain text, clean URL, copy Markdown, or inspect.
Daily use cases
More than a text log, without becoming a second workspace.
Cliptop groups the formats you copy every day and keeps the right action close to each one.
Text and notes
Paste the sentence you copied three apps ago.
Cliptop keeps recent writing close, with plain-text paste and quick edits when formatting gets in the way.
Notes, Slack, email
Links and cleanup
Copy the useful URL, not the tracking mess.
Search links by title or domain, then clean, preview, or copy them as Markdown.
Safari, Chrome
Code and snippets
Bring back the snippet without reopening the file.
Find copied code, trim whitespace, paste plain text, or copy it as a code block.
Xcode, editors
Images, files, and colors
Useful non-text clips stay visible too.
Screenshots, files, and color values keep previews and actions that match the selected item.
CleanShot, Finder, Figma
Contextual actions
Actions change with the thing you copied.
Text gets cleanup actions, links get URL tools, code gets formatting options, and colors get copy formats.
Selected link
cliptop.app/pricing?ref=newsletter
Safari · copied 2 minutes ago
Private by design
Your clipboard stays on your Mac.
Fast search, local previews, and optional paste-back permissions without routing your clipboard history through the cloud.
History stays local
Clipboard history is stored on your Mac instead of synced to a Cliptop cloud.
Previews stay fast
Link previews are generated after capture and cached locally for quick search.
Direct Paste is optional
Enable Accessibility for one-step paste-back, or keep using manual paste.
Optimized for macOS
Built around Mac patterns: notch access, menu bar placement, Shift + Cmd + V, and external displays.
Pricing
Early bird pricing for Cliptop Pro.
Start with the Mac app. Try every Pro feature, then choose yearly or lifetime access when you are ready.
Trial
Cliptop Trial
Try every Cliptop Pro feature from the Mac app.
$0
3-day trial
- ✓ Full feature access
- ✓ No payment required
- ✓ 3 days to test your workflow
Yearly
Cliptop Pro Yearly
Full Cliptop Pro access for one year.
$14.99 $9.99
per year
- ✓ Full product access
- ✓ Use on 2 Macs
- ✓ 1 year of access and updates
Lifetime
Most popularCliptop Pro Lifetime
Pay once and keep Cliptop Pro.
$29.99 $19.99
one-time purchase
- ✓ Full product access
- ✓ Use on 2 Macs
- ✓ Lifetime updates, no renewal
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FAQ
Questions before you make Cliptop part of your workflow.
The short version: Cliptop is local-first, works with or without a notch, and starts with a no-payment trial.
What is Cliptop?
Cliptop is a clipboard history app for Mac that opens near the notch or from Shift + Cmd + V, lets you search recent copies, and helps you paste or clean up items without switching context.
Does Cliptop store my clipboard history in the cloud?
No. Clipboard history is stored locally on your Mac. Link previews are generated after capture and cached locally so Cliptop stays fast without sending every copied item through a server.
What if my screen doesn't have a notch?
Cliptop works on any Mac screen. On external displays or non-notch Macs, open it from the middle of the menu bar or use the shortcut: Shift + Cmd + V.
Why does Direct Paste need Accessibility permission?
Direct Paste uses Accessibility permission so Cliptop can paste the selected item back into the app you were using. If you do not enable it, Cliptop still restores the item to the clipboard so manual paste keeps working.
What clipboard types does Cliptop support?
Cliptop keeps useful formats from daily Mac work, including text, links, code snippets, screenshots, images, files, and colors.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Cliptop includes a 3-day free trial with full Pro feature access and no payment required, so you can test the workflow before choosing yearly or lifetime Pro.
Do you offer a money-back guarantee?
Yes. Cliptop includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. If it is not a fit for your workflow, email support@cliptop.app within 30 days and we'll refund you, no questions asked.
How do I recover my license key?
Use the recover license page with the email address you purchased with, and Cliptop will resend your license key by email.
Cliptop for Mac
Add Cliptop to your Mac workflow.
Download the app, try every Pro feature, and decide after it has been in your workflow.