Five-item clipboard history
Keep a rolling stack of the last five pieces of text you copied. The oldest item drops off automatically.
Private clipboard manager for macOS
A faster clipboard manager for Mac.
Cliploop keeps your five most recent text clips in a compact, local clipboard history. Hold Control and tap V to cycle, or paste any slot with Cmd + 1-5.
Clipboard stack
Max 5
- 1 Meeting agenda for next week
- 2 https://example.com/design-spec
- 3 "Quick summary: ship Friday"
- 4 Invoice #1047 — ready to send
- 5 Cliploop onboarding notes
Mac clipboard history, simplified
Everything you need to paste text faster
Cliploop is a focused menu bar utility for people who want multiple clipboards without a searchable library, account, or cloud service.
Cycle with Control+V
Hold Control and tap V repeatedly to move through the stack directly in your current text field.
Paste a specific clip
Use Cmd + 1-5 to jump straight to a known slot without opening another window.
Private, local storage
No accounts, cloud sync, analytics, or tracking. Your clipboard content stays on your Mac.
No Accessibility permission
The Mac App Store version does not request Accessibility access or read screen contents and interface elements.
Lightweight menu bar app
See the current stack, enable or disable Cliploop, paste a slot, or clear everything from the menu bar.
How Cliploop works
Copy normally. Paste more intelligently.
Cliploop watches the standard macOS clipboard for new text and quietly maintains a five-slot stack. Your usual Cmd + V shortcut remains unchanged.
01
Copy text as usual
Use Cmd + C for notes, links, messages, commands, and code snippets.
02
Cycle or jump
Hold Control and tap V, or choose a numbered slot with Cmd + 1-5.
03
Stay in your workflow
The pasted text updates in place, so you do not need to search a history window or reach for the pointer.
Made for text workflows
Keep the small things you paste all day within reach
Cliploop works especially well when you move several short pieces of text between apps.
- Links and research notes
- Code and terminal commands
- Customer support replies
- Addresses and order details
- Writing and editing snippets
- Form values and identifiers
Clipboard history on macOS Tahoe
Different from Spotlight, by design
macOS Tahoe 26 includes searchable clipboard history in Spotlight. Cliploop offers a different workflow: a five-item text stack you can cycle directly where you are typing, with support for macOS 13 and later.
Use Spotlight when you need to search a broader history. Use Cliploop when the next few clips should be one keystroke away.
Try every feature first
One simple Pro experience
Your Starter Day gives you 24 hours of full access without a purchase. After that, choose a monthly, 6-month, or yearly auto-renewable subscription. Every plan unlocks the same complete feature set.
Eligible new subscribers may also see a 7-day free trial in Apple’s purchase flow. Prices vary by region and are always shown before confirmation.
Frequently asked questions
Cliploop FAQ
What does Cliploop save?
Cliploop keeps a rolling stack of your five most recent text clips, including text, links, commands, and code snippets.
Does Cliploop upload my clipboard history?
No. Clipboard content stays locally on your Mac. Cliploop uses no accounts, cloud sync, analytics, or tracking.
Does Cliploop require Accessibility permission?
No. The Mac App Store version of Cliploop does not request Accessibility access.
Which keyboard shortcuts does Cliploop use?
Hold Control and tap V to cycle through recent clips. Use Cmd + 1-5 to paste a specific slot. Cmd + V continues to work as the standard macOS paste shortcut.
How is Cliploop different from Spotlight clipboard history?
Spotlight in macOS Tahoe offers searchable clipboard history. Cliploop focuses on a small five-item text stack that you can cycle directly in the active text field, and it supports macOS 13 or later.
Human support
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