Copy
Copy any text or image. Copypastik quietly saves it in a compact, typed history.
Copypastik
Clipboard history and tagged snippets for Mac.
Keep recent text and images close, then tag the things that matter so they stay available across restarts.
Cmd+T tagged snippets
Search with #tag
Stored locally
7 items
Tagged
3
History
4
No matching items
How it works
Copy. Search. Paste.
Search
Open the floating picker with Control + Option + V by default, then type to filter and move with the arrow keys.
Paste
Hit Enter. Text arrives as plain text; images paste as image data. Done.
Tagged Snippets
Keep the things that matter
Add a tag to any clipboard item to keep it across restarts. Browse snippets by tag, search with #tag, or copy them directly from the menu bar.
- Tag text and images with Cmd+T
- Browse by All or individual tags
- Search content and tags together
- Stored locally on your Mac
Clipboard types
Built for everything you copy
Link
https://copypastik.app
URLs and links are saved and ready to paste.
Command
git push origin main
Terminal commands and snippets stay at your fingertips.
Code
const copy = text => writeText(text);
Code snippets stay readable in the picker.
Text
Clipboard history at your fingertips.
Anything textual comes back as plain text.
Image
PNG Image • 1,024 × 768
Bitmap images are stored and pasted as image data.
Tagged
Code Work
Adding a tag keeps a text or image snippet across app restarts.
Rich text, copied files, and mixed payloads are ignored.
Privacy
History disappears. Tagged snippets stay local.
Clipboard history stays in memory and disappears when Copypastik quits. Only snippets you explicitly tag are stored locally on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded or synced.
Session-only history
Regular clipboard history stays in memory and clears when Copypastik quits.
Explicitly saved
Only items you tag are stored locally and kept across restarts.
No upload or sync
No iCloud, cloud sync, analytics, or clipboard-data transfer.
Permission with a purpose
Accessibility is used for the global hotkey and paste automation.
What's new
Tagged Snippets
Tags now organize and save clipboard items at the same time, with a dedicated local collection that is separate from recent history.
Tag to save
One action, two jobs
Press Cmd+T on selected text or an image. Adding at least one colored tag makes it persistent—no separate Pin action.
Find it fast
Tags, text, or both
Filter with All or a tag, search combinations such as #code const, or copy a saved snippet from the menu bar. Up to 50 tagged snippets stay available.
Keyboard-first
Open the picker without leaving the keyboard.
- Arrow keys navigate the filtered list
- Enter pastes the selected item
- Escape closes without pasting
- Settings let you switch the picker shortcut to Command + Shift + V
Menu bar only
No Dock icon. No window clutter. Launches at login and stays invisible until you need it.
Get started
Get Copypastik
Available on the App Store
Copypastik for macOS
Buy Copypastik on the Mac App Store for $4.99 and install it from there.
$4.99
One-time purchase on the Mac App Store.
- macOS 14 or later
- Mac App Store purchase: $4.99
- Accessibility permission required for instant paste
- No account. No cloud sync. No analytics.
Open App Store
Open Copypastik's Mac App Store page.
Buy
Purchase once for $4.99 with your Apple ID.
Install
Click Install and let the Mac App Store place Copypastik in Applications.
Launch
Open Copypastik from Applications or Spotlight after installation.
Enable Accessibility
Turn on Copypastik for instant paste into the active app.
FAQ
A few practical answers.
Why does Copypastik need Accessibility permission?
Copypastik needs Accessibility permission for the global hotkey and for instant paste into the previously active app.
Where is clipboard history stored?
Regular clipboard history stays in memory and disappears when Copypastik quits. Only snippets you explicitly tag are stored locally on your Mac.
Does it upload clipboard content?
No. Nothing is uploaded or synced, and Copypastik uses no account, iCloud, cloud sync, or analytics.
Does it paste rich text or files?
No. Text is pasted as plain text, bitmap images paste as image data, and rich text, files, and mixed payloads are ignored.
What happens if Accessibility is not granted?
The selected item is still copied back to the clipboard, so you can paste manually with Command + V.
Where can I get support or send feedback?
Email support at support@copypastik.com.
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Recent history when you need it. Tagged snippets when you want to keep it.