1Clipboard sits in the menu bar and remembers what you copy — text, images, PDFs, and links — so you can find and reuse clips without digging through documents.
Never lose a clip
Clipboard history keeps recent copies ready. Search by keyword when you need something from earlier.
Edit and rearrange
Drag and drop to reorder or delete clips. Combine multiple clips, or paste in a chosen format such as text or image.
Works the Mac way
Global shortcuts, dark mode and themes, drag images or PDFs to paste, Open with… for images, and iCloud Cabinet sync.
History & search
Find the clip you just need.
Type a keyword to filter history quickly. URL clips can show extracted titles so links are easier to recognize.
Clipboard history for copied items
Fast keyword search
Automatic titles for web URL links
Paste your way
One clip, many clips, or a specific format.
Select multiple clips and paste them together. Paste in a specified format, preview clip types, and edit clip data when you need to fine-tune.
Multi-clip combine and paste
Paste as text, image, and more
Per-type viewer and advanced clip editing
Shortcuts & sync
Always available from the menu bar.
Customizable global shortcuts open 1Clipboard instantly. Sync stored clips with iCloud Cabinet, filter out specific apps, and match macOS dark mode or your own theme.
How it works
1
Copy as usual
1Clipboard quietly records clipboard history from the menu bar.
2
Find the clip
Open with a shortcut, search, and pick the item you need.
3
Paste or refine
Paste one or many clips, change format, edit, or drag to another app.
Available on the Mac App Store
Native macOS clipboard manager by woojooin. Continuously updated for history, search, multi-clip paste, shortcuts, and iCloud sync.
I am the author and developer of 1Clipboard for Mac. I design, ship, and maintain the product end to end — clipboard history, search, paste workflows, shortcuts, localization, and App Store releases.
Built as a native Mac menu bar app with Objective-C and AppKit.
