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Open source clipboard management tools for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Built with Tauri, the application is lightweight and refined, consuming minimal resources. It also delivers a uniform user experience across both Windows, MacOS, and Linux platforms. The application is resident in the background, wakes up with one click through custom shortcut keys, saves time, and improves efficiency.

...Its clipboard history provides convenient access to previously copied content and includes automatic storage cleanup. CrossPaste also offers local optical character recognition for extracting text from screenshots and images. Browser integration, command-line tools, and an MCP server extend clipboard functionality into automation and AI-assisted workflows.

...The application automatically captures plain text, formatted text, images, and file paths. Users can organize clipboard history with colored tags and locate previous items through advanced searching. Its privacy tools automatically mask sensitive information, including identification numbers and phone numbers, in previews. TieZ supports cross-device synchronization through WebDAV and MQTT, alongside local network file transfers. Additional productivity features include sequential pasting, emoji management, external editor integration, and customizable themes.

Search, review and re-copy clipboard items in your history including text, rich-text, html, images and bookmarks (buffers coming soon)

...You'll be able to remember anything, anytime, anywhere at the literal press of a button, like having a second brain. I originally made the Clipboard Project to address some severe deficiencies in other similar tools. But now, it's the world's first (and currently only) complete, honest-to-goodness clipboard manager for the terminal.

MyClip is not yet another Clipboard Manager, but one of the handiest tools for any IT specialist (Software Developers, DB Administrators, Web Masters, Business Analysts). Just read some (not close to all) of MyClip features.

Anamnesis is a clipboard manager. It stores all clipboard history and offers an easy interface to do a full-text search on the items of its history.

CtrlSee is a clipboard manager. Better yet, Ctrl See makes is easy to pull recently copied text and images back into the clipboard for use. It works specifically with hotkeys and allows you to preview the clipboard items prior to selecting them.