Clipboard history for Mac that stays on your Mac

Wimi remembers the text and images you copy, so you can paste something from earlier. It’s off until you turn it on, skips passwords, and by default keeps nothing after a restart.

Pro

Open it with Hyper V, then pick an entry with ⌘1–⌘9, a click or Return.

How it works

Open the Clipboard tab in the drawer and click Turn On.
Open it with Hyper V (or any shortcut you set) and type to search.
Choose an entry and Wimi pastes it into the app you were in. Prefer to paste yourself? Switch that off and it’s only copied.
Copying the same thing again moves it to the top instead of adding it twice.
Up to 200 entries, including up to 30 images.

Private by default

Copies that password managers mark as concealed or temporary are never recorded, nor is anything copied while a known password manager is in front.
Text that an app copied without you pressing ⌘C or ⌘X, as browser password extensions do, disappears after 90 seconds and is never saved to disk.
History lives in memory unless you turn on “Keep history after restart”. Turning recording off deletes the history.
Nothing is sent anywhere. See the privacy policy.

Limits

Wimi keeps plain text and images. Rich text is kept as plain text, and copied files as their names.

Try it on your own windows

Wimi is free to use, and every download includes 30 days of Pro, with no account or card. See what’s Free and what’s Pro.

Download for Mac