Copy normally
NanoClip quietly remembers text, links, images, files, colors, and code.
Clipboard utility for Mac
Find anything you copy, paste saved snippets and emoji, and run small automations from the keyboard. Keep recent clips and snippets close on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad with iCloud.


Now on iPhone & iPad
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.
Get NanoClip for iPhone & iPad
The core loop
NanoClip quietly remembers text, links, images, files, colors, and code.
Press Control–Command–V and type whatever you remember.
Use Return or Command–1 through 9. Your hands never leave the keyboard.










Product specification
Local-first
Clipboard history is stored on your Mac by default.
Your iCloud
Keep recent clips and snippets close on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
More than text
Preview links, images, files, code, colors, and rich text.
Optional
Use local models or connect a provider only when a Flow needs it.
Pricing
NanoClip is useful without a subscription or an account. Pro expands the limits and unlocks the deeper workflow tools.
Before you install
Yes. The free version includes your five most recent clipboard items, three snippets, starter Flows, and the default appearance. Pro is an optional $9.99 one-time upgrade for unlimited history and the complete workflow toolset.
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.
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 →
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.
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 →
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 →
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.
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.
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
Start free. Keep the latest five copies close, create a few snippets, and see whether NanoClip belongs in your workflow.
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Practical guides for clipboard history, reusable text, emoji, automation, pricing, and choosing the right Mac workflow.