Clip History
Clip history keeps a timeline of what you copied so you can review, search, reuse, or send it to other devices.
The system clipboard usually keeps only the current item, while the app stores each copy event as a separate record.
What it helps you do
- Review previously copied text, images, and files.
- Find entries quickly with search and filters.
- Re-copy, pin, delete, or sync specific clips.
Basic flow
After you copy text, images, or files, the app tries to record them (background capture depends on OS settings and permissions).
Check that the row exists, then review timestamp, source, and preview.
Re-copy, pin important clips, remove noise, or send clips to other devices.
Pages in this chapter
| Page | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Search and filter | Find entries faster |
| Pin and favorites | Keep high-frequency clips |
| Temporary clip | Short-lived entries |
| Delete, cleanup, and retention | Size control and retention |
| Content types | Text vs image vs files |
| History filter rules | Control what gets recorded |
Common clip sources
The default source triggered by copy/cut actions.
Hand off content from other apps via the OS share sheet.
Captures clipboard changes where the OS allows.
Extracts useful values such as verification codes.
Creates reusable clips from screenshot workflows.