iPaste
iPaste is a macOS clipboard manager from Toolinbox that saves copied text, images, and files so you can quickly find and paste them later.
What is iPaste?
iPaste is a clipboard manager for Mac that helps you keep a history of copied content and reuse it when you need it. It is designed for people who frequently copy and paste text, images, files, and snippets during work, study, or everyday browsing. The app lets you store clipboard items, organize them into groups, search past copies, and paste saved content back into other apps more efficiently. iPaste is also offered across Apple platforms, which makes it useful for users who want their clipboard workflow to follow them between devices. On macOS, it fits a productivity-focused workflow for writing, research, coding, note-taking, and repetitive data entry. Toolinbox publishes iPaste as a focused utility for managing clipboard history and reducing repeated copying.
Key features
- Save clipboard history for text, images, files, and other copied content
- Search previous clipboard items to find and reuse them quickly
- Organize saved clippings into groups for easier access
- Paste saved items back into other apps when needed
- Sync clipboard content across Mac, iPhone, and iPad
- Use drag and drop to add and insert supported content
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
iPaste works by monitoring what you copy, so it may handle sensitive information such as passwords, personal text, images, or file references if you copy them. That kind of access is normal for a clipboard manager, but it means you should use it thoughtfully and clear saved history if you do not want older clipboard items retained. If you use sync features, copied content may also be shared across your own devices as part of that workflow.
Recommendation: Keep iPaste if you actively use clipboard history or cross-device copy and paste on your Mac. If you no longer use it, removing it is usually reasonable and may delete your saved clipboard history, groups, and related settings.
Common paths
/Applications/iPaste.app
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