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Free-start clipboard manager

Try the workflowbefore paying.

Start with searchable clipboard history, then upgrade only if snippets, sync, paste queue, themes, and Flows become worth it for your work.
NanoClip / Free-start clipboard manager
NanoClip clipboard search showing copied items and previews

Start with the essentials

Free first.Deeper when needed.

01

Keep recent clipboard history

Recover the small copies that would otherwise disappear after the next Command-C.

02

Search copied text

Find useful text and links without returning to the original app or browser tab.

03

Test the real picker

Use the same keyboard-first interface before deciding whether the larger workflow fits.

04

Upgrade for unlimited work

Pro expands history, snippets, sync, paste queue, appearance, and custom Flows.

Free versus paid

Free can bethe right answer.

If all you need is a small, free history list, Maccy is an excellent open-source option. NanoClip is for people who want to start there and grow into snippets, paste queue, sync, and Flows.

Read the broader clipboard manager guide or the direct NanoClip versus Maccy comparison.

Practical questions

Before youchoose.

01

Is NanoClip a free clipboard manager for Mac?

NanoClip is free to download and use within the free-tier limits. Pro is an optional one-time upgrade.

02

What is the strongest completely free alternative?

Maccy is a strong open-source choice if you only need minimal clipboard history.

03

When is Pro worth it?

When unlimited history, reusable snippets, private iCloud sync, paste queue, and custom Flows become part of daily work.

Ready when you copy

Make the most repeated action on your Macfeel lighter.

Start free. Keep the latest five copies close, create a few snippets, and see whether NanoClip belongs in your workflow.

Free. Pro is a lifetime license for $9.99 $5.00 with code EARLYBIRD.

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