CopyQ
6.8#16 in clipboard managersFree planFree planLinuxmacOSWindows
VisitCopyQ vs Pasteable
What both publish
| Fact | CopyQ | Pasteable |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Users can add or import shared commands from the CopyQ Commands repository, including commands triggered by shortcuts or clipboard changes. | The maker describes iPhone capture through Back Tap, the Action Button, Shortcuts, and Siri, and Android capture through the keyboard, widget, or share sheet. |
| Organization | Users can browse and filter clipboard history, edit and sort entries, and add notes or tags. | Smart collections sort clips into Photos, Code, Links, Files, and Design, and users can create collections with custom rules. |
CopyQ plans
- CopyQFree
Pasteable plans
- FreeFree
- Pasteable Pro (monthly)$6 a month
- Pasteable Pro (yearly)$60 a year
- Lifetime$80, paid once
Pick CopyQ if…
CopyQ suits people who want searchable clipboard history and ways to organize copied content across Linux, macOS, or Windows. Linux users should note that pasting is not supported on Wayland.
Pick Pasteable if…
Pasteable suits people who reuse copied material and want to search or organize it across clipboard history. Its offline local history may appeal to users who want to use the app without an account.