Every copy, saved
Copy or cut on any web page and Clipstay keeps it, even in tabs you opened before installing. When you open the popup it also adds what is on your clipboard right now, so text from other apps lands in your history too.
Clipstay
Clipboard history that never loses your clips.
Clipstay saves everything you copy in Chrome, so you can search it, pin it and copy it back in one click. It runs 100% on your device.
What it does
Find it again in seconds
Search your history, pin the clips you reuse and copy any of them back with one click. Open Clipstay from the keyboard with the shortcut below.
You decide what it keeps
Exclude any site, pause capture whenever you like, and export your whole history to JSON or CSV. Password fields and Incognito windows are never captured.
Open Clipstay from the keyboard: Control+Shift+V on Mac, Alt+Shift+V on Windows and Linux.
What’s included
- Saves copy and cut on every web page
- Works in tabs opened before you installed
- Adds your clipboard when the popup opens (optional)
- Instant search
- Pins for the clips you reuse
- One-click copy back
- Keyboard shortcut
- Excluded sites and a pause switch
- Export to JSON and CSV, always free
Privacy
Everything stays on your device. Clipstay has no account, no servers, no analytics and makes no network requests.
It never captures password fields or Incognito windows, and you can exclude any site or pause capture. The full details are in the privacy policy.
Free plan
The free plan keeps your 100 most recent clips and up to 5 pinned clips. When the history is full, the oldest unpinned clips make room for new ones, and Clipstay lets you know. Exporting to JSON or CSV is always free.
Good to know
- Clipstay captures text you copy or cut on web pages in Chrome.
- For other apps, it adds whatever is on your clipboard at the moment you open the popup. It does not run in the background of other apps.
- Clipstay stores text only.
Support
Email [email protected]. Include your Chrome version and operating system if you can, and leave out any private text you copied.
Where is my clipboard history stored?
On your device, in Chrome's local extension storage. Clipstay makes no network requests, and uninstalling it removes the data.
How do I keep passwords out of my history?
Clipstay never captures password fields. If you copy passwords from a password manager, turn off “Add clipboard when the popup opens” in Settings.
How do I keep a clip for good?
Pin it. You can pin up to 5 clips, and pinned clips stay when older ones make room. You can also export your history at any time.
How do I save text from other apps?
Copy it in the app, then open Clipstay. It adds what is on your clipboard at that moment.
How do I take my history with me?
Export it to JSON or CSV at any time. Export is always free.