What's new in CopyPal

Windows 1.0.0

CopyPal is on Windows

Everything you copy, with where it came from, now on Windows 10 and 11. Press Ctrl+Shift+V to open your history, find anything as you type, and press Enter to paste it into the app you were working in.

The same CopyPal

• Text, links, images and screenshots, each with the app and the web page it came from.
• Search that understands from:chrome, site:github.com, type:link and today.
• Text recognised in screenshots, so you can find them by what they say.
• Pins, names, groups, snippets with keywords, and a paste stack for several items in a row.
• One license key works on two devices, Mac or PC.

Made for Windows

• Follows Windows' light or dark mode and your accent colour.
• Checks for updates once a day and installs them in a click.

Mac 1.2.0

Drag clips out of the panel

Drag any item from the list straight into Mail, Slack, Finder or any other app instead of pasting it. Text arrives as text (rich text where the app supports it), links as links, and screenshots and images as real PNG files with a readable name, so dropping one on the Desktop just works.

What's new, right here

Every update now tells you what changed before you install it. You're looking at the first one.

Also since 1.1.0

• Check for Updates and the version at the top of Settings.
• The Shortcuts pane no longer crashes on release builds.
• Opening the panel always starts at the newest item.
• Custom names, sorting, and a separator of your choice when pasting several items.

Mac 1.1.3

Check for Updates in Settings

The version and a Check for Updates button now sit at the top of the General pane.

Mac 1.1.2

Shortcuts pane crash fixed

Opening Settings › Shortcuts (or Change… in onboarding) crashed on release builds. Fixed by updating the shortcut recorder.

Panel opens at the newest item

Reopening the panel no longer lands on whatever you had selected last time, and the list starts at the top.

Mac 1.1.1

Pinned rows behave

Pinned items could keep a stale highlight and offer "Pin" instead of "Unpin". Fixed.

Mac 1.1.0

Names, sorting and separators

• Give any item a custom name; the list shows it instead of the text and search finds it.
• Sort the list by last copied, first copied, most copied or largest.
• Choose what goes between items when you paste several at once: line break, blank line, space, tab or comma.
• Settings › General regrouped into Startup, History, Pasting and Screenshots.