ClipChick Free beta for Mac.

Clipboard history for Mac

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Apple Silicon · macOS 14+ · Version 0.1.0 beta 4
Free beta. A future release may be paid.
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Getting started

Ready in a few steps.

  1. Open the download. Open the ClipChick DMG file.
  2. Move to Applications. Drag ClipChick into your Applications folder.
  3. Open ClipChick. Launch it from Applications and follow the setup guide.

For optional automatic paste, use ClipChick’s setup guide to enable Accessibility in macOS System Settings. Without it, choose a clip and press Command-V in your app. Need help?

No account. No cloud clipboard.

Your Mac.
Your history.

Saved on your Mac.
Pause or delete whenever you like.

Privacy, in plain English

A few answers.

Can I get it yet?

Yes. Download the free beta above. Future releases may be paid. ClipChick is not yet on the Mac App Store.

Which Mac?

Apple Silicon—M1 or newer—with macOS 14 or later. Version one keeps text and images, searches saved text, and lets you pin useful clips. It does not include OCR, AI, or cross-device sync.

What about passwords?

Marked confidential clips are skipped, but unmarked passwords can still be saved. Pause clipboard history before sensitive work. You can delete individual clips or all saved history.

Will it paste for me?

Automatic paste needs macOS Accessibility permission. Follow the setup guide in ClipChick to enable it. Without permission, choose a clip, return to your app and press Command-V.