
NanoClip 1.7.5 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesUpdated Aug 19, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 19, 2026
NanoClip packs three everyday tools into one small menu bar app for Mac: a clipboard manager that remembers what you copy, a snippet library for text you type again and again, and Flows, small automations that work on your clips. Each tool has its own global shortcut, so your hands stay on the keyboard and pasting stops meaning a trip back to the source app. Updated Aug 19, 2026.
Key Features
- Clipboard history you can search and paste from with a shortcut
- Snippets for addresses, replies and other text you reuse often
- Flows that chain small actions together and run them on a clip
- Separate global hotkeys for history, snippets and flows
- A light native app that lives in the menu bar, out of the way
- Work stays on your Mac, with optional sync where supported
How to Download
- Open the NanoApps site and read the NanoClip section.
- Download from the official site to get the free Mac download.
- Open the file and move NanoClip into your Applications folder.
- Launch it, set the shortcuts you like, and copy something to see history begin.
System Requirements
- A Mac running a recent version of macOS; the maker lists macOS 14 or later
- An Apple silicon or Intel processor
- A small amount of free disk space
- Accessibility access may be requested so paste actions can work across apps
FAQs
What is the difference between snippets and clipboard history?
History is everything you copied, kept for a while. Snippets are pieces of text you save on purpose, ready to insert whenever you need them again.
Is NanoClip free?
There is a free tier to start with, and a Pro option as a single purchase that unlocks unlimited history, snippets and custom flows, per the maker.
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