EasyPaste is a visual clipboard manager for Mac. It saves what you copy, including text, links, code, colors, images, and files, plus every new screenshot. Its best feature is search inside images: it reads the text in your screenshots and copied images on your Mac, so you can type a word and find the screenshot that has it. Everything stays on your Mac, with no account and no cloud. You can try it free for 7 days, and then it costs $4.99 a month or $17.99 a year.

Key Features

• Search Inside Images: EasyPaste reads the text in screenshots and copied images using Apple's Vision framework. Search for a word, an error message, or a receipt detail and find the image again.
• Screenshot History: Pick the folder where macOS saves your screenshots, and new ones are added to your history automatically.
• Quick Paste: Press Control Command V in any app to search your history and paste a clip back.
• Last 10 Clips: Press Control Command and a number from 0 to 9 to bring back a recent clip without opening a window.
• Notch Shelf: On a MacBook with a notch, drag recent clips from the notch straight into any app.
• Filters and Categories: Filter your history by app or by type, such as text, links, code, colors, images, and files. You can also make your own categories for things like templates and brand assets, and pin your favorites.
• Multi-Clip Copy: Combine several clips from different apps into one card, and paste them all together.
• Clip Reminders: Set a reminder on any clip, including one that fires when you go back to the app you copied it from.
• Copies From Your iPhone: Text, links, and photos you copy on your iPhone or iPad show up on your Mac through Apple's Universal Clipboard.
• Built-In Tools: Use a color picker and quick notes without leaving your work.
• Skips Secrets: Passwords, API keys, private keys, and card numbers are skipped automatically and never saved.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is EasyPaste free?

No. EasyPaste is a paid app with a free 7-day trial. After that, it costs $4.99 a month or $17.99 a year, billed by Apple through the Mac App Store. Every feature is included in both plans, and you can cancel any time in your App Store settings.

What macOS version does EasyPaste need?

EasyPaste needs macOS Sonoma 14 or later and a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer).

Does EasyPaste upload what I copy?

No. There is no server, no account, and no tracking. Your history is stored on your own Mac, and text recognition runs on your Mac too.

How much history does it keep?

EasyPaste keeps up to 2,000 clips. Old clips clear themselves after a month by default, and you can change this to a week, two weeks, three months, or never. Pinned clips, notes, and clips in a category are always kept.

Does it need special permissions?

No. EasyPaste does not ask for Accessibility access and does not watch what you type. You pick a clip, it is copied, and you press Command V to paste it.

Does it sync between Macs?

No. Your history stays on the Mac that made it.

Is there a free alternative?

Yes. Maccy is a free clipboard manager for Mac that keeps a simple, searchable history.