PastePal
PastePal is a clipboard manager for Mac that saves copied items, organizes them into collections, and helps you quickly find and reuse past content.
What is PastePal?
PastePal is a native clipboard manager for Mac that helps you keep a searchable history of the text, links, images, files, and other content you copy. It is designed for people who copy and paste frequently during work, study, writing, research, or development and want faster access to previous clipboard items. The app lets you browse clipboard history, organize saved snippets into collections, search by content and source, and preview many item types before reusing them. It also includes keyboard shortcuts, a menu bar workflow, drag and drop support, and text transform tools for cleaning or converting copied content. PastePal is published by Onmyway133 and is also available for iPhone and iPad with optional iCloud sync for users who want their clipboard library across Apple devices.
Key features
- Save and browse a history of copied text, links, images, PDFs, and files.
- Search clipboard history by content, type, collection, date, and source app.
- Organize frequently used clips into custom collections for quick reuse.
- Preview copied items before pasting, including rich text, links, images, and files.
- Use keyboard shortcuts and the menu bar to open clipboard history quickly.
- Drag and drop one or multiple saved items into other apps.
- Apply built-in text transforms such as case changes, encoding, sorting, and formatting.
- Sync clipboard collections across Mac, iPhone, and iPad with optional iCloud sync.
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
PastePal is legitimate clipboard management software, and clipboard access is a normal part of how it works. Because clipboard history can include copied text, links, images, and other sensitive content, users should review its privacy settings, exclusions, and sync options so passwords or private data are not saved longer than intended. Optional iCloud sync and clipboard monitoring are standard features for this kind of app, but they can increase how much copied information is retained across devices.
Recommendation: Keep PastePal if you use it for clipboard history, saved snippets, or cross-device copy and paste. If you no longer rely on a clipboard manager, you can remove it, but expect to lose access to its saved history, collections, and any app-specific settings unless you export or back up what you need first.
Common paths
/Applications/PastePal.app
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