Copy now. Paste it whenever.

A fast, private clipboard history for macOS. Copy text, images, and screenshots — and bring any of it back with one keystroke.

Requires macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later · Apple silicon or Intel

What it does

A clipboard with a memory.

Copy text, images, and screenshots all day — cpMan remembers, so you don’t have to.

One keystroke

Press your global shortcut and the picker overlay opens right at your mouse cursor. Pick, paste, done.

Search everything

Type to filter your history instantly — and on-device OCR even finds text inside images.

Optional Auto-paste

Automatically paste selected clips directly into the active app, or paste manually with ⌘V.

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Menu-bar app

cpMan lives in your macOS menu bar. No Dock icon clutter, keeping your workspace clean.

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Pin favorites

Keep the clips you reuse most pinned to the top of your history so they are never pruned.

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Custom hotkeys

Change the global activation shortcut in settings to whatever fits your muscle memory best.

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Make it yours

Light, Dark, or System themes with a custom accent color and live settings preview.

Private Mode

Pause clipboard recording for 15 minutes, an hour, or until you turn it back on.

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Private by design

No accounts, no tracking, and zero network access. Your history stays locally on your Mac.

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Security & Control

Your data stays yours.

A clipboard manager handles sensitive info. cpMan is built natively to ensure absolute security and user control.

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Fully Sandboxed

Runs in a secure macOS sandbox container with zero network access. No cloud synchronization, no trackers, and no telemetry.

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Ignore List Support

Add specific applications to the ignore list in settings. cpMan will automatically skip recording any data copied from those apps.

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Customizable Limits

Set database size or age limits in preferences. Older clips are automatically pruned to keep the storage footprint negligible.

Privacy

Stays on your Mac. Full stop.

cpMan has no accounts, no network access, and no analytics. OCR runs on-device with Apple’s Vision framework. Nothing ever phones home.

Read the privacy policy