A clipboard with a lot of extras — not only a list of things you’ve copied, but also saved clips, the date, time and lorem ipsum. Smart clips are like templates where you can fill in a blank. It also does calculations.

One of the most full-featured of the free clipboard managers you’ll find. It stands out with lots of options in the preferences. Plus you can store and easily access snippets.

A clipboard system that promises security because clips are not stored in the system — making it inaccessible to malware. An interesting option if you work with sensitive data.

Open source fork of Jumpcut pops up a bezel containing recent items that you’ve copied. You can go through them with arrow keys to find the one you want and paste it. Default hotkey is Shift-Command-V.

Save up multiple snippets of text and paste them at will from the menu bar or from a translucent display invoked by a keyboard shortcut.

This clipboard distinguishes itself with a search input for when the number of items you’ve copied gets unwieldy. Keyboard-first. Secure and private.

Organize unlimited copy history into collections, tabs and boards. Create clips with customizable form fields and templates. Paste clips from a quick-access menu.