Need help, found a bug, or have feedback? Start with these quick answers or email us directly.
Keyboard shortcuts
- Copy a new text clip: Use Cmd+C as usual. Cliploop adds new text from the macOS clipboard to its five-item stack.
- Cycle recent clips: Hold Control and tap V once for each item you want to move through.
- Paste a specific slot: Use Cmd+1 through Cmd+5.
- Standard paste: Cmd+V continues to paste the current system clipboard normally.
If a shortcut does not work
- Open the Cliploop menu bar icon and confirm that Enabled is selected.
- Copy a new piece of text with Cmd+C and confirm it appears in the stack.
- Click the destination text field before using Control+V or Cmd+1 through Cmd+5.
- Check whether another app has registered the same keyboard shortcut.
Cliploop does not require Accessibility permission. If macOS shows an old Accessibility entry from a previous build, you can remove it; the current Mac App Store version does not use that access.
Subscriptions and trials
The free Starter Day gives you 24 hours of complete access. After it ends, an active monthly, 6-month, or yearly Cliploop Pro subscription is required. Eligible subscriptions may include a seven-day free trial displayed by Apple before purchase.
You can manage or cancel a subscription in your Apple ID subscription settings. Use Restore Purchases in Cliploop if an active purchase is not recognized.
Privacy
Cliploop stores the five-item clipboard stack locally. It has no account system, analytics, tracking, or cloud clipboard sync. Read the full Privacy Policy.
Contact support
Email support@utopiaapplications.com and include:
- Your macOS version
- Your Cliploop version
- The app and text field where the issue occurs
- The shortcut you pressed and what happened
We typically respond within one to two business days.