ClipboardGrid 1.0 for Mac
Your clipboard at your fingertips.
See it. Pick it. Paste it.
Your recent copies as large cards across the screen — one shortcut away.
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macOS 14.6 or later · 14-day free trial · one-time purchase
⇧⌘V
How ClipboardGrid works
Press the shortcut. Your recent copies appear as large cards — text, links, images and files, each shown as itself, not as a line in a list. Click a card or press its number, and it’s pasted right where you were.
Why ClipboardGrid
See before you paste
Six or nine big cards, readable at a glance. No scrolling through a narrow list, no guessing which “Untitled” line is the one.
Your hands stay on the keyboard
Numbers paste, arrows select, Return pastes the selected card. A quiet hint bar shows the keys until you know them.
Built for macOS
Liquid Glass on macOS 26, a clean native look on 14 and 15. Light, Dark or Automatic.
What it does
Pin what you reuse
Press ⌘P on any card to keep it in Pinned. Pinned items never expire and don’t count against your history.
Find anything
Start typing to search everything you’ve copied. Switch Recent, Pinned and All with Tab.
Preview with Space
Press Space to open a card in full: a whole page of text, an image at full size, a file with its preview.
Drag it anywhere
Drag a card out of the grid and drop it into any app — Finder, Mail, a chat window.
Your history, your rules
Keep 9, 18 or 27 recent copies. Password managers are excluded from the start, and you can exclude any other app. Your history stays on your Mac.
Undo, just in case
Deleted a card with ⌘⌫? Press ⌘Z and it’s back.
Keyboard
| ⇧⌘V | Show ClipboardGrid (change it in Settings) |
|---|---|
| 1–9 | Paste the numbered card |
| ←→↑↓ | Select a card |
| ↩ | Paste the selected card |
| Space | Preview |
| ⇥ | Next tab |
| ⌘P | Pin or unpin |
| ⌘⌫ / ⌘Z | Delete / undo |
| esc | Close |
Frequently asked questions
What permissions does ClipboardGrid need, and why?
Accessibility — to paste the card you pick into the app you were using. A short setup guide walks you through it on first launch.
Where is my clipboard history stored?
On your Mac only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Will it record my passwords?
Copies from popular password managers are skipped by default, and you can add any app to the excluded list in Settings.
Is ClipboardGrid a subscription?
No. One-time purchase, and the download is a full version you can use free for 14 days.
Can I try it before buying?
Yes — the download is a full version, free for 14 days.
How do I get help or report a bug?
Use the Contact Us form on this site. We reply to every message.
Documentation
Every key and every setting, from first launch to the apps you keep out of your history.
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macOS 14.6 or later · Apple silicon and Intel