FlowClip
FlowClip is a macOS clipboard manager that helps you search clipboard history and paste copied items one by one or in batches.
What is FlowClip?
FlowClip is a native macOS clipboard manager designed for people who want faster, keyboard-driven copy and paste workflows. It helps you keep a searchable clipboard history and adds a queue-based clipboard mode for collecting multiple copied items and pasting them sequentially or all at once. This makes it useful for repetitive text entry, research, data transfer, drafting, and other tasks where paste order matters. FlowClip is published by Sang Yeop Lim and is distributed as a lightweight app for macOS 14 Sonoma or later. It is also an open-source project, which can be helpful for users who prefer transparent, local-first utilities. For Mac users who want a focused clipboard tool without a heavy interface, FlowClip fits into everyday productivity work.
Key features
- Search clipboard history from a keyboard-first popup
- Queue multiple copied items and paste them in sequence
- Paste all queued items together with custom separators
- Manage queued items in a dedicated floating window
- Use a lightweight native macOS interface for fast access
- Keep clipboard data stored locally on your Mac
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
FlowClip is a legitimate clipboard utility for macOS. Because clipboard managers handle copied text and images, the app can retain sensitive information that you place on your clipboard, so use extra care when copying passwords, private messages, or financial details. Its queue feature may request Accessibility access, which is normal for clipboard workflow tools that coordinate paste behavior across apps. If you no longer use it, removing the app will stop its clipboard history and queue features.
Recommendation: Keep FlowClip if you actively use clipboard history or sequential paste workflows on your Mac. If you only tested it or switched to another clipboard manager, you can remove it without affecting macOS, though you will lose its saved clipboard history and queue-based paste convenience.
Common paths
/Applications/FlowClip.app
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