Never lose something you copied. A clipboard manager for Windows and Linux — text and images, one hotkey away.
- Everything you copy is kept. Text and images are recorded automatically — go back to the link you copied an hour ago.
- One hotkey, from anywhere.
Ctrl+Shift+Vopens the list over whatever you're doing. Press1–9and it's pasted. - It pastes for you. Pick an item and it lands in the window you were typing in. Works in terminals too.
- Keep what matters on top. Pin frequently used snippets, tag them, filter with
#tag, edit them in place. - Wayland without extra tools. On GNOME and KDE Plasma auto-paste works with nothing else to install — no xdotool, no ydotool.
- Automatic text and image history (100 / 300 / 500 / 1000 / unlimited)
- Pin, edit, tag and delete items; real-time search
- Global hotkey, number-key paste, auto-paste into the previous window
- Choose
Ctrl+VorCtrl+Shift+Vas the paste key - Hover preview for long text; emoji shown in color
- Dark mode, font size, resizable window
- System tray, start on login
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| Your system | File to pick |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | Microsoft Store |
| Ubuntu 24.04 · Debian | .deb marked ubuntu24.04 |
| Ubuntu 26.04 | .deb marked ubuntu26.04 |
| Fedora · openSUSE | .rpm |
| Arch · Manjaro | .pkg.tar.zst |
| Any other Linux | .AppImage (run without installing) or .zip |
sudo apt install ./clipiyagi_*_amd64.deb # Ubuntu / Debian
sudo dnf install ./clipiyagi-*.rpm # Fedora
sudo pacman -U clipiyagi-*.pkg.tar.zst # ArchOn Linux, auto-paste works out of the box on X11, GNOME and KDE Plasma (the first time, GNOME/KDE ask once for permission). On sway, Hyprland and other wlroots desktops it uses wtype if installed.