Copy normally
NanoClip quietly remembers text, links, images, files, colors, and code.
Clipboard history for Mac
Find it. Paste it.Get on with it.
Copied something else? Your last copy is still here. NanoClip remembers your clipboard so you can find that link, address, or bit of text and paste it again in any Mac app.
macOS 14+ · No account required
See NanoClip in action.
18 seconds · History, Snippets & FlowsHistory
Find an earlier copy. Preview it, then press Return to paste.
Made for the keyboardHistory stored on your MacFree to use · Pro is a one-time purchase
How it works
Your clipboard has a memory.Three steps. One less interruption.
Find an earlier copy
Press Control–Command–V and type whatever you remember.
Paste and continue
Press Return to paste the selected item into the app you were using.
Clipboard / SearchType what you remember
Clipboard / Paste queueCopy once · paste in order
02Snippets
Stop typing the same reply.
Save the replies, signatures, addresses, prompts, and templates you use every week. Call them from the picker or expand them from a short trigger in any app.
Dynamic fields handle dates, clipboard content, and values you fill before pasting.
Explore snippetsNanoClip / SnippetsKeyboard first
03Flows
Copy it. Clean it up. Paste it.
Chain small text, image, URL, and optional AI steps. Clean formatting, pull text from an image, remove tracking, rewrite a message, or make a workflow of your own.
Local tools stay local. Cloud AI providers run only when you choose them.
Explore flowsNanoClip / FlowsKeyboard first
04Emoji
The right emoji, a few keystrokes away.
Open a dedicated emoji picker from any app, type a name, move through results with the arrow keys, and press Return to paste.
Categories, favorites, and frequently used emoji keep the useful part of the catalog close.
Explore the emoji pickerNanoClip / EmojiKeyboard first
Now on iPhone & iPad
Your Mac library, in your pocket.
NanoClip stays Mac-first for keyboard work. The companion app keeps recent clips and snippets close on your iPhone and iPad through your private iCloud account.
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Made to stay out of your way
Your clipboard stays yours.
- Storage
Local-first
Clipboard history is stored on your Mac by default.
- Sync
Your iCloud
Keep recent clips and snippets close on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
- Content
More than text
Preview links, images, files, code, colors, and rich text.
- AI
Optional
Use local models or connect a provider only when a Flow needs it.
Choose with context
Compare the workflow, not just the feature count.
Pricing
Use it free.Pay once when it earns the upgrade.
Clipboard history and three snippets are free. Pro unlocks unlimited snippets, all Flows, sync, and more. No subscription or account needed.
LicenseFreePro
Price$0
$9.99
Lifetime licenseClipboard historyUnlimitedUnlimited
Snippets3Unlimited
Flows—Run and create
Emoji pickerIncludedIncluded
Paste queue and pins—Included
iCloud sync—Included
Themes and fontsDefaultAll options
Before you install
The practicalquestions.
Can I use NanoClip for free?
Yes. Free includes clipboard history with no paid item limit, three snippets, the emoji picker, and the default appearance. Your history retention settings still apply. Pro is an optional $9.99 one-time upgrade for unlimited snippets, all Flows, iCloud sync, paste queue, and more.
Is Pro a subscription?
No. NanoClip Pro is a one-time $9.99 purchase. There are no annual fees, and the license includes future updates to the version you buy.
Where does my clipboard content go?
NanoClip does not send clipboard contents, snippets, Flow inputs, or pasted text to NanoApps or analytics providers. Product usage analytics can record limited feature events, never the content you copy. If you enable iCloud sync, Apple syncs recent clips and snippets through your iCloud account to the NanoClip companion app on iPhone and iPad. Read the privacy policy →
Do I need an account?
No. NanoClip does not require a NanoApps account. The Mac app and iPhone/iPad companion use the iCloud account already connected to your Apple devices when you enable sync.
How are clipboard history, snippets, and Flows different?
Clipboard history brings back something you copied. Snippets save text you expect to reuse. Flows change clipboard content before you paste it. The emoji picker finds and pastes emoji by name or category. Each tool has its own global shortcut, and all four live in the same menu bar app. Explore the emoji picker →
Does NanoClip include an emoji picker?
Yes. Press Control-Command-E by default to search or browse emoji, move through the grid by keyboard, save favorites, and paste into the focused app. The shortcut is customizable and the picker is included in the free download. See the Mac emoji picker →
Can I keep sensitive apps out of history?
Yes. NanoClip can ignore selected apps so their clipboard activity is not retained. It also supports content obfuscation when you want an item to remain available without exposing it in the picker.
Does NanoClip work on iPhone or iPad?
Yes. NanoClip has an iPhone and iPad companion app for keeping recent clips and snippets close through private iCloud sync. Keyboard shortcuts, paste queue, and Flows remain Mac-first features.
Which Macs and clipboard formats are supported?
NanoClip requires macOS 14 or later and runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It supports text, rich text, code, links, images, GIFs, files, and color values. You can install it directly or through the Mac App Store.
Ready when you copy
Your next copy is worth keeping.Try NanoClip free.
Keep your clipboard history searchable and save three snippets for free. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited snippets, Flows, and sync.
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