Supaste
Supaste is a macOS clipboard history manager that saves copied text, images, files, and screenshots so you can search, organize, and paste them again quickly.
What is Supaste?
Supaste is a native macOS productivity app that helps you keep and reuse clipboard history. It stores copied text, images, files, links, and screenshots in a searchable visual library, making it useful for people who repeatedly reference the same content during work, research, writing, or general computer use. The app is designed for Mac users who want faster access to items they have already copied without manually saving everything elsewhere. Supaste also includes organization tools such as grouping by content type, app, and custom categories, which can make large clipboard histories easier to manage. OCR support for screenshots and images helps users find text inside visual content, and iCloud sync is available for people who use more than one Mac. Supaste is published by Hutvagner Zsolt and is focused on streamlining copy-and-paste workflows on macOS.
Key features
- Save clipboard history for text, links, images, files, and screenshots
- Search past copied items and quickly paste them back into other apps
- Organize clips by type, source app, and custom categories
- Find text inside screenshots and images with OCR
- Sync clipboard history across Macs with iCloud
- Use quick search and inline paste tools without breaking your workflow
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Clipboard managers need access to the content you copy, so this kind of app can store text, links, images, and other items that may be sensitive. That access is normal for its purpose, but it means copied passwords, private messages, financial details, or temporary work material could remain available in the history until removed. If you use Supaste, treat it like a private archive of your clipboard and review its settings for sync, retention, and sensitive-content handling before storing confidential material.
Recommendation: Keep Supaste if you actively use clipboard history or screenshot organization in your daily Mac workflow. If you do not rely on those features, removing it is reasonable and will mainly affect your ability to search, reuse, and organize previously copied items through the app.
Common paths
/Applications/Supaste.app
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