CopyPal keeps every text, link, image and screenshot you copy on your Mac — filed by the app and the web page it came from — and brings it back with one keystroke.
Order W123456789 Delivered · Thu 11 Sep Magic Keyboard $99.00
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Order status — Apple Store
store.apple.com/orders/W123456789
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Paste into Mail ↩Paste text ⇧↩Copy ⌘C
Text29 charactersCopied Mon
Musterstraße 12, 10115 Berlin
Snippet keyword;addrType ;addr in any app to paste this.
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Notes
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Text38 characters2 linesCopied Sun
Best regards,
John Appleseed · CopyPal
Snippet keyword;sigType ;sig in any app to paste this.
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Mail
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LinkCopied Sun
Xx.com
https://x.com/copypalapp/status/1834550012
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X
CopyPal on X
x.com/copypalapp/status/1834550012
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Text36 charactersCopied Sat
https://meet.google.com/abc-defg-hij
Snippet keyword;meetType ;meet in any app to paste this.
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M
Google Meet
meet.google.com/abc-defg-hij
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Text70 charactersCopied Sat
Thanks for reaching out! I'll get back to you within one business day.
Snippet keyword;replyType ;reply in any app to paste this.
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Mail
Paste into Mail ↩Plain text ⇧↩Copy ⌘C
LinkCopied Fri
Ccalendly.com
https://calendly.com/john/30min
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Mail
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Text23 charactersCopied Fri
+49 30 1234567 (office)
Call +49 30 1234567
Snippet keyword;phoneType ;phone in any app to paste this.
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Notes
Paste into Mail ↩Plain text ⇧↩Copy ⌘C
Text28 charactersCopied Thu
https://copypal.app/download
Snippet keyword;dlType ;dl in any app to paste this.
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CopyPal for Mac
copypal.app/download
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Open CopyPal:⇧⌘V
Launch at login
Keep history:Unlimited
Paste as plain text by default
Hold ⇧ when pasting to do the opposite.
Paste with source
Format:Plain text
“The quote…” — Page title, apple.com/page
⌥↩ in the panel, or “Paste with source” in the Copied from card. Rich-text apps get a clickable link.
Links
Always remove tracking from links when pasting
Off: links paste exactly as copied, and the preview offers “Paste clean link” when one has utm_, fbclid, gclid or similar parameters. On: Paste is clean and the preview offers “Paste original”.
Expand snippets when their keyword is typed
Typed characters are matched in memory only and never stored.
Your snippets
;addrMusterstraße 12, 10115 BerlinRemove
;sigBest regards, John Appleseed · CopyPalRemove
;meethttps://meet.google.com/abc-defg-hijRemove
;replyThanks for reaching out! I'll get back to you within one business day.Remove
;phone+49 30 1234567 (office)Remove
;dlhttps://copypal.app/downloadRemove
1,284Items
212This week
18Screenshots this week
6Snippets
Where you copy fromLast 30 days
Safari
412
Slack
236
Google Chrome
198
Xcode
154
Messages
97
Top sitesPages you copied from
Ggithub.com
88
Adeveloper.apple.com
64
Sstripe.com
41
When you copyBusiest: 10 am – 11 am
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StorageOn this Mac
1,284 items · 84 MB of images · 12.6 MB database
Ignored apps
1Passwordcom.1password.1password
Bitwardencom.bitwarden.desktop
Dashlanecom.dashlane.Dashlane
Keychain Accesscom.apple.keychainaccess
Passwordscom.apple.Passwords
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Copies made in these apps are never recorded. Passwords copied from password managers are always ignored.
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Control CopyPal from Shortcuts, Raycast, Alfred or scripts
clip://showOpen the CopyPal panel
Copy
clip://hideClose the panel
Copy
clip://toggleOpen or close the panel
Copy
clip://paste?index=2Paste the 2nd most recent item into the active app
Copy
clip://paste-latestPaste the most recent item
Copy
clip://copy?index=2Put the 2nd most recent item on the clipboard
Copy
clip://search?q=invoiceOpen the panel with a search
Copy
clip://snippet?keyword=%3BsigPaste the snippet with keyword ;sig
Copy
In Shortcuts use “Open URLs”. From a script: open -g "clip://paste-latest" (the -g keeps your current app in front).
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Activated on this Mac 15 Sep 2026. Thank you!
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TextLinksImagesScreenshotsText inside imagesWhere it came fromSnippetsPaste stackClean linksColor swatchesCode stays codePin favoritesShortcuts & RaycastLiquid Glass on macOS 26
Where it came from
It remembers the page, not just the text.
Every item carries the app it came from. Copy from a browser and CopyPal also records the exact page — so a quote, a link or a number is never orphaned again. One click takes you back.
Safari, Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc and Vivaldi
Pages, TextEdit, Xcode and other document apps report the file
Works for screenshots too
"The pasteboard's change count increments each time the contents change."
Objectives for the next quarter: ship provenance, screenshot search, snippets.
Copied from
Pages
Q3 planning.pages
~/Documents/Planning/Q3 planning.pages
Open file
Screenshots
Every screenshot, searchable by what's in it.
Press ⇧⌘4 like you always do. CopyPal files the screenshot with the app and page it was taken of, reads the text inside it on your Mac, and lets you paste either the picture or the words.
Search "cannot find module" and get the screenshot of that error
Give any item a keyword like ;sig. Type it in any app — Mail, Slack, a form in the browser — and CopyPal swaps it for the full text, then puts your clipboard back exactly as it was.
Thanks for the quick turnaround — I'll send the revised numbers tomorrow.
Paste stack
Copy five things, paste five things.
Stack items with ⌘S, then paste them all at once — or one per ⌘V, in order, straight into a form. No more bouncing between windows.
1Jane Doe⌘V
2jane@example.com⌘V
3+1 (415) 555-0134⌘V
each ⌘V pastes the next one
Knows where you were
Works with the apps you already use.
Page detection in the browsers below. Document apps report the file you were in. Everything else still gets the app name and icon.
Already have a key? Download CopyPal for Mac — macOS 14+, notarized. A Windows version is coming soon.
Everything included
Unlimited history with full-text search
Every item filed by the app and page it came from
Screenshots, searchable by the text inside them
Snippets, paste stack, clean links, smart types
Shortcuts and launcher commands
Every CopyPal 1.x update, free
Private by design: your history lives in a local database on your Mac. No account, nothing uploaded.
Questions
The short answers.
Why does CopyPal ask for Accessibility permission?
Two reasons: to press ⌘V for you when you choose an item, and to read the address of the page you copied from in Safari, Chrome and other browsers. CopyPal never reads what you type, except to notice a snippet keyword — in memory, and never in password fields.
Does anything leave my Mac?
No. History, images and recognised text are stored in a local database. The only network requests are optional site icons, a license check with Dodo Payments about once a week, and a daily check for updates. Details in the privacy policy.
What does "Paste into Mail" mean?
The panel never takes focus away from the app you were in. Choose an item and CopyPal puts it on the clipboard and presses ⌘V there for you. Prefer to paste yourself? Use Copy.
What if my Mac is offline?
CopyPal keeps working for 30 days without a license check, then asks to reconnect.
Is there a Windows version?
Not yet — CopyPal is coming to Windows soon. Buying now gets you the Mac app today; the Windows release will be announced here.
Which macOS versions?
macOS 14 Sonoma and later, Apple silicon and Intel. On macOS 26 the panel uses Liquid Glass.
Is the $5 price really lifetime?
Yes — the first 50 customers pay $5 once and get every CopyPal 1.x update. After that it's $19.99, still one-time.