FIPLAB CopyClip 2 3.994.3 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Aug 10, 2026

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Every Mac user knows the moment. You copied something useful, copied something else over it, and the first snippet is gone. CopyClip 2 from FIPLAB fixes that by quietly saving everything you copy into a history that lives in your menu bar. Text, links and code snippets are all kept, and when you need one again you search the list and paste it back with a shortcut.

Key Features

• Saves text, links and code snippets to a clipboard history automatically
• Fast search across your saved clips to find a snippet in seconds
• Pin the clips you reuse often so they stay close at hand
• Paste recent clips quickly using simple keyboard shortcuts
• Native Mac app built with AppKit, light and quick from the menu bar

How to Download

1. Use the download button on this page, or Download from the official site to reach the Mac App Store page.
2. Install CopyClip 2 and launch it, then look for its icon in your menu bar.
3. Copy any text as normal, then open the menu bar list to see your history.

System Requirements

CopyClip 2 requires macOS 12 or later, according to FIPLAB. It is a small app that runs in the background from the menu bar.

FAQs

How is CopyClip 2 different from the free CopyClip?

CopyClip 2 is a separate, newer paid app with more features. Clipboard history does not move across from the first version, so it starts fresh.

Where does my clipboard history live?

Your clips are stored on your Mac and reached from the menu bar icon. Open the list, find the clip you want, and paste it.

Does it record passwords I copy?

CopyClip is built for everyday text you copy while you work. For sensitive items, a password manager is the safer place to keep them.