Mac clipboard history
Mac Clipboard History
macOS keeps only the latest copied item. Clibo keeps the ones before it, grouped by type on a slim dock at your screen edge, so the thing you copied ten minutes ago is one hover away.
Why Mac users look for clipboard history
Copy a code snippet, then a link, then an image, and the built-in clipboard only remembers the last. Clibo records what you copy into a local history on your Mac, so useful copies do not disappear when you copy something else.
- A ring for each kind of copy: text, email, code, images, links and files.
- Hover a ring to see the latest items of that kind, click one to copy it again.
- Large image previews you can page through, and code shown as highlighted cards.
- Pin the items you reuse most.
Search without leaving your current app
Press your global shortcut to open the quick panel from any app. Search the history, press Return to paste, or Option-Return to paste as plain text. Number shortcuts paste one of your ten latest copies straight away.
Local-first by design
Clipboard history can contain sensitive work, so Clibo stores it on your Mac and has no server to send it to. Password fields and secret-looking text are never recorded, and you can exclude apps and patterns of your own.
Get a clipboard history that stays out of the way
Clibo is a one-time purchase for macOS 26 or later. Buy a license, download Clibo, and paste the key into the activation window.