Everything you copy, a double tap away.

A clipboard history for your Mac that opens like Spotlight. Double-tap ⌘ and a glass search bar appears in the middle of the screen, with everything you’ve copied under it and a big preview beside it. Pick a copy and press Return, and it’s pasted into the app you were in.

Yes, it’s available now: $19.99, once. Buy it here and download it straight away; your license key comes on screen and by email. Already bought it? Download ZincWolf Clipboard from this page any time.

$19.99, once, the same as every ZincWolf app. Every 1.x update is free, there’s no subscription and no account, and a license is for one Mac. It’s sold directly from zincwolf.app, with a full refund within 14 days if it isn’t for you.

Double-tap ⌘: two quick taps of the Command key, with nothing else pressed. ⌃⌘V opens it too, even before you’ve allowed Accessibility. In Settings you can double-tap ⌥, ⌃ or ⇧ instead, or choose another shortcut.

It has none, on purpose: the panel opens with a double tap of ⌘. Its main window, with your whole library, your pinboards and every setting, opens from Applications, Spotlight or the Dock, or with ⌃⌥⌘V.

Text and rich text, links, images and screenshots, files and folders, colors and code, each with the app it came from and when. Copy the same thing again and it moves to the top instead of being kept twice. It keeps a month of copies, up to 1,000, to start with; you can choose anything from a day to forever.

The list filters as you type, across the text, link titles, file names and app names. It forgives typos and understands words like “today”, “yesterday” and “last week”. Pills narrow it to text, links, images, files, colors or code.

Change a copy before you paste it: UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case or Sentence case, trim spaces or line breaks, sort lines or remove duplicates, straighten quotes, URL or Base64 encode and decode, format or minify JSON, strip tracking from a link, turn a color into HEX, RGB, HSL or OKLCH, or Markdown into plain text. You see the result first: Return pastes it, ⌘Return keeps it as a new copy.

Yes. ⌘-click a few copies, or pick them with ⇧↓, and Return pastes the first; then each ⌘V in any app pastes the next. Or paste them all at once, joined by new lines, commas or spaces.

Yes. ZincWolf Clipboard’s pins are ZincWolf Island’s clipboard pins, kept on your Mac: pin something in either app and it’s in both. Each app works fully on its own.

Yes. Your history stays on your Mac, encrypted, with its key in your keychain. ZincWolf Clipboard has no network features at all: it fetches no link previews or icons and uploads nothing. It only goes online to check its license and look for updates.

No. Password managers mark what they copy as private, and ZincWolf Clipboard never reads it; the common password managers, Keychain Access and Passwords are also left out from the start. Card numbers, keys, tokens and one-time codes it spots are blurred and forgotten after 10 minutes.

They can. ZincWolf Clipboard asks macOS to leave its panel and main window out of screen captures, and apps that capture the screen the older way do, but on macOS 15 and later most screen sharing, video calls and recordings show them anyway. Close ZincWolf Clipboard’s panel and window before you share your screen.

From macOS 15.4, macOS asks before an app reads what you copied in another app. So ZincWolf Clipboard can keep your copies without asking each time, open System Settings › Privacy & Security › Paste from Other Apps and set ZincWolf Clipboard to Allow. The welcome takes you there.

Clear the last hour, today or everything in Settings › History, or forget one copy with ⌘⌫. Pause keeps nothing for an hour, until tomorrow or until you resume. Settings › Privacy › Delete all data removes the whole history and its key at once. Pins and pinboards stay until you remove them.

Any Mac with macOS 14 Sonoma or later, with Apple silicon or Intel. On macOS 26 Tahoe its panel is made of Liquid Glass; on Sonoma and Sequoia it’s frosted.

Pasting into other apps and noticing a double tap of ⌘ need access to macOS that the Mac App Store doesn’t allow, so ZincWolf sells it directly, as it does all its apps.