The best PasteBar alternatives
The rest of Best Clipboard Managers, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Relic suits people who want to collect and search clipboard history across devices, including users who prefer local AI processing or self-hosting.
It suits people who want searchable clipboard history across desktop and mobile workflows, including clips such as images, files, and code.
ClipboardFusion suits people who want clipboard history, text cleanup, custom transformations, or cross-device syncing.
Clipman suits people who want searchable clipboard history across desktop and mobile devices, especially those who rely on keyboard or screen-reader…
Octoclip suits people who want to retrieve copied content across supported computers and mobile devices.
It suits people who want to retrieve and organize clipboard items across their personal devices, including devices on different platforms.
Buddi suits people who want basic budgeting tools and prefer a desktop program available for Linux, macOS, or Windows.
PastePaw suits Mac users who want searchable clipboard history and agent connections.
Pastin may suit people who want to search copied material or keep reusable snippets on iOS or macOS.
It suits Windows and macOS users who frequently copy and paste and want clipboard history stored on their device.
Flycut suits developers and other users who want to revisit copied text on Mac or iOS.
Clipdiary suits Windows users who need searchable clipboard history, reusable snippets, and rich-text support.
It suits Mac and iPhone users who want clipboard history available across their devices through iCloud.
Pasta suits Mac users who want searchable clipboard history, reusable snippets, and optional Mac and iPhone syncing.
CLCL suits Windows users who want reusable clipboard history, text templates, and per-window paste controls.
