Everything you copy, in one place that makes sense.

Paste Palette keeps links, screenshots, notes, and files organized on your Mac so you can find them fast. Paste formats, colors, and reactions live here too. Easy to use. Secure. $22 once, not another monthly bill.

Try it free for 14 daysBuy NowThe trial doesn’t ask for an email.
Copy a few things, then paste each one right where it goes.
Clipboard history shown as pictures and cards you can recognize at a glance
See what you copied — not a wall of text.
Copied colors shown as color swatches
Colors look like colors.
A closer look at something you copied
Check it before you paste.

Never dig for that copy again.

Paste Palette keeps everything you copy — links, screenshots, paragraphs — so “that thing from this morning” is still there when you need it.

Recent copies laid out so you can spot them quickly
Copied files labeled by format, PDF and Numbers, with Finder's icons

Every copy shows up as what it is.

Screenshots look like screenshots. Colors show as color chips. Files keep names you recognize. Open Paste Palette and pick what you need by looking — each item is typed, easy to spot, and ready to use.

Paste it in the format you need.

Need that HEIC as a JPEG? Want it lighter for the web — paste as WebP. Strip the formatting off copied code, or turn plain text into formatted code. Copy once; paste the version the next place wants.

  • JPEG
  • WebP
  • PNG
  • Plain text
  • Formatted
  • Color
  • Link with preview
A copied secret, blurred on its tile until you hold Option to reveal it

Your private stuff stays private.

History stays on your Mac. You don’t make an account. Password-manager copies don’t get saved. Anything that looks like a secret stays blurred until you choose to look.

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Finally, a useful place for memes and GIFs.

Store the ones you actually use, find them fast, and paste them when you’re messaging. No more searching through folders or camera rolls.

Saved reactions: a Batman slapping Robin meme saying to use Paste Palette, next to This Is Fine

What people use it for.

Everyday copies that used to vanish.

How easy is it, really?

  1. Install

    Download the trial. Open it. That’s it — no account, no setup wizard that asks for your life story.

  2. Copy like you already do

    Keep working normally. Paste Palette quietly remembers what you copy in the background.

  3. Need something again

    Instead of V, use V to open Paste Palette, find it by looking, paste. You’re back in your app without a scavenger hunt.

  4. Pin what matters

    Keep the few things you reuse every day within easy reach. Everything else stays in history until you clear it.

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Apple Intelligence tags it for you.

As you copy, Paste Palette quietly labels screenshots, notes, and links — right on your Mac. Later you can search for what’s in them, without filing anything yourself.

Paste Palette labeling a just-copied photo with Apple Intelligence tags like buildings, lights, and dome, while a colorful glow shows it’s working

$22, once.

Not $30 a year. Not $8 a month. Try it free for two weeks, then pay once and you’re done.

What three years of “clipboard rent” costs

Raycast Pro, $96 a year$288
Paste, $29.99 a year$90
Paste Palette, once$22

Fair warning: it doesn’t sync to your iPhone yet. If you need the same clipboard on your phone today, a syncing app is the better fit. If you want Mac-only without a subscription, this is built for you.

You might be wondering.

Is this hard to learn?

No. You keep copying the way you always have. When you need something again, open Paste Palette, pick it, paste. Most people are comfortable in a minute.

Will it save my passwords?

Not when your password manager marks them as private — those are skipped and never stored. Anything that still looks secret is blurred and left out of search until you choose to look.

Does my stuff leave my Mac?

No. There’s no account and no cloud clipboard. History stays on this computer. After you buy, the app checks your order number twice, and says which Mac is asking so a license can cover three of them — never anything you copied. More detail is on the privacy page.

Why does Mac ask about Accessibility?

So Paste Palette can paste for you into the app you’re already using. If you decline, you can still copy the item and paste it yourself.

Try it for two weeks.

You can start without an email. If it isn’t for you, your copies never left your Mac anyway.