SparkleCopy

Retrieve text, a link, or a recently copied image without pasting every entry to find it. File items retain references to originals. Screenshots use demonstration data rather than a private clipboard. After selecting an item, you can also press ⌘C to copy it, then paste it yourself in the destination app.

• Text, links, images, and file references
• Type filtering with multi-keyword search
• Check the preview and choose how to copy

Remove line breaks when copied material has unwanted wrapping. Remove spaces strips regular, full-width, and nonbreaking spaces plus tabs while retaining line breaks. These serve different purposes: check code, tables, and aligned text carefully. Pressing ⌘C on a selected item performs ordinary copy; choose a specific action for transformations, then paste with ⌘V and review the result.

• Preview first, then decide whether to keep formatting or transform text
• Text selections and editing keep native ⌘C behavior
• You decide whether and where clipboard contents are pasted

Make separate entries for recurring replies, project notes, or materials. Edit titles and contents as they change. Groups organize items; deleting a group only removes the grouping, not its contents. Hold an item and drag it, using the lifted capsule and insertion line to choose its position. Snippet and favorite orders are saved separately and shared by the main window and both quick-panel layouts. Dropping outside cancels; double-click copying remains available.

• Create text, image, and file snippets
• Edit titles and contents; find items by group
• Removing a group keeps its contents

Manage temporary history separately from content you reuse. Ordinary history limits and clearing retain favorites; favorites and snippets also have separate groups. Favorite order is saved separately from snippets. Drag to arrange items, or use Restore Default Order to return to most-recently-used order. Resetting preserves content, groups, and preferences.

• Keep a history item as a favorite
• Use independent groups with search and type filters
• History cleanup retains favorites and snippets

Choose horizontal or vertical layout, with positions remembered separately. Open from the menu bar or a configured shortcut. Hide with Esc, or enable hiding after copying to make room for your work.

• Switch between Clipboard, Snippets, and Favorites
• Choose either layout with separately remembered positions
• Copy first, then paste yourself; no automatic typing

Vertical and horizontal layouts remember their positions separately. Drag the empty top area to a convenient place. Clicking another app leaves the panel available for repeated use; press Esc, use the close button, or enable hide-after-copy when you want the space back. Shortcuts are optional, and using the panel does not require double-modifier monitoring.

• Vertical fits beside a document; horizontal supports browsing a row of cards
• Both layouts offer the same three categories and search
• Pasting stays manual so the destination remains your choice

Pause recording while working with content you do not want retained, then enable it again when appropriate. Manage favorites and snippets separately. Clearing ordinary history does not delete original files; the library stays local.

• Recording starts off and can be paused
• Set count and age limits for ordinary history
• Favorites and snippets are retained separately

Import retains existing items, groups, orders, and settings, skipping recognized duplicates. New items retain their archive groups and relative order. Exports exclude app preferences, file-access grants, and original files; file references may need to be selected again for access.

• Choose the export location and import file yourself
• JSON may contain text, images, and file paths; keep it protected
• Manual file transfer, without automatic cloud sync

The selection changes interface labels, without translating item bodies, rearranging groups, or replacing content. Give reusable snippets clear titles, organize them by purpose, and drag them into your preferred order. The main window and both quick-panel layouts use that same saved order.

• Interface language and library content are managed separately
• Snippets and favorites have separate groups and saved orders
• Removing a group only ungroups its items; history cleanup retains both categories