The clipboard manager for macOS

Everything you copied, one shortcut away

A fast, native clipboard manager for Mac that remembers everything you copy, organizes your snippets, and pastes anywhere — with a single hotkey.

GitHub release Ways to get it

Latest 2 macOS · 8 languages · 3 channels

See it in action

Clipboard history

Every copy is remembered. Pop your recent clips right at the cursor or from the menu bar and paste in a keystroke.

Snippets in folders

Save the text you type all the time — replies, addresses, code — and organize it into folders you control.

JavaScript Actions

Transform clips on the fly: change case, trim, encode HTML or Base64, hash, convert Japanese, and more.

What's new

Plain-language notes, newest first.

2.23.0
A maintenance release. ClipMenu 2 works the same as before. · ClipMenu 2 now uses DragonKit 4.4.0, the shared toolkit behind its Settings, About and Uninstall windows. The About pane shows the new version, and nothing else changes.
2026-11-07 · View on GitHub →
2.22.5
Empty copies no longer leave a blank row at the top of your history. · Some apps put a copy on the clipboard that holds nothing. ClipMenu 2 saved it as an empty item, which showed as a blank row and kept moving back to the top. ClipMenu 2 now skips these copies and removes the empty items already in your history.
2026-11-07 · View on GitHub →

From each release's What's New pane in the app

Ways to get it

Easiest · free

GitHub release

Get the latest release
Terminal · one command

Homebrew

brew install --cask teddychan/tap/clipmenu-2
One click · free

Mac App Store

Download on the App Store
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Need help?

Questions, bug reports, and feature requests are always welcome. Open an issue on GitHub and we'll get back to you — or write to support@dragonapp.com.

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In tribute

ClipMenu 2 is built on the legacy of the original ClipMenu by Naotaka Morimoto. It is an independent, open-source rebuild in Swift — created with gratitude for his work and released under the same MIT License.

Latest 2 macOS 8 languages 3 channels Free and open source
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