01⌘C
Copy something
A piece of text, an image or a file.
CopyTo keeps it in your history.
Free clipboard manager for Macv1.1.0
Copy more.
Lose nothing.
Text, links, images and files. One searchable history.
CopyTo keeps what you copy on your Mac,
so you can stay with the thought.
Good ideas deserve a next chapter.Notes · just now
⌘1https://aterna.devSafari · 2 minutes ago
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A little inspiration.jpgPhotos · 5 minutes ago
⌘3#3264FFFigma · 8 minutes ago
⌘4Project presentation.keyFinder · 12 minutes ago
⌘5Nothing found.
Try another word or category.
Untitled
Choose a copy, then hit Paste.
Read the walkthrough
Add a sample copy. Search for “moment”. Pin the matching text, then paste it into the note. Switch to Photos and paste the image. This video records the interactive website demo with sample data.
Interactive example. Your clipboard stays untouched.
A clipboard with a memory.
Made for your Mac.
2.2 MBinstaller size
0 accountsjust install it
100% localhistory stays on your Mac
SAME HABIT. A LITTLE MORE MEMORY.
Copy as you always do.
Come back to any of it.
Keep your workflow. Add one useful step.
02⇧⌘C
Find it again
Open your history, start typing
or choose a content type.
03↵
Keep going
Select an item and press Enter.
Paste it back where you are working.
ROOM FOR THE THINGS YOU NEED
More in your clipboard.
Less on your mind.
All in one placeFrom the first thought
From the first thought
to the final file.
Links, text, images and files.
A place for each in your clipboard history.
Always within reachThree keys.
Three keys.
There it is again.
Open clipboard history from any app. Set your own keyboard shortcut in Settings.
⇧⌘C
Your Mac. Your shortcut.Find it once.
Pin it for later.
Thanks! I’ll get back to you.Your go-to reply
⌘1The replies, addresses and links you reach for every day.
Built for macOSFeels right
Feels right
at home.
A native Mac app, built with Swift.
A compact panel. Familiar controls.
Current app interface · RussianPRIVATE STAYS PRIVATE
Your clipboard.
Yours alone.
Your clipboard history stays on your Mac. No account,
no cloud uploads, no server holding your copies.
- Exclude apps from clipboard history
- Choose how long to keep your history
- Clear your history whenever you want
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before your
first copy.
A little clarity before your next ⌘C.
Is CopyTo free?
Yes. You can download and use the current version of CopyTo for free. No account or subscription is required.
How do I install and open CopyTo?
Download and open the DMG, then drag CopyTo into Applications. Launch the app. Open your clipboard history with Shift–Command–C or the menu bar icon.
The current build is not notarized by Apple. If macOS blocks it, after trying to launch it, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway for CopyTo.
Can I change the keyboard shortcut?
Open CopyTo Settings → “Быстрый вызов” (Quick access). Click the shortcut field and press your preferred keys. The change applies immediately. CopyTo lets you know if registration fails or the shortcut is already in use.
Why does CopyTo need Accessibility access?
Accessibility access enables automatic pasting into other apps. Enable CopyTo in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility. Without it, you can copy an item from history and paste it manually with Command–V.
Is the app available in English?
This website is available in English and Russian. The current Mac app interface is in Russian; an English app localization is not included in this release.
Which Macs are supported?
CopyTo requires macOS 15 or later. One download supports Apple silicon and Intel Macs. The installer is just 2.2 MB.
FIND YOUR WORKFLOW
A little more about your clipboard.
LESS “WHERE DID THAT GO?”
Good things are
worth keeping.
Start with your next ⌘C.
Download CopyTo