Name: Paste
Rating: 3.0875 (43 reviews)

Free

Free • In-app purchases

Paste overview

Paste is a new way to copy and paste. It keeps everything you've ever copied, and lets you use your clipboard history anytime you need it across all your devices. It recognizes and stores text, images, links, files, and any other type of content, and generates informative previews for easy browsing.

Paste works in the background and tightly integrates into your system and your workflow. An intuitive user interface and improved user experience allows you to focus on your core tasks and not on the application itself.

Features

Extends your clipboard history capacity up to unlimited
Pinboards and favorite snippets
iCloud sync across all your devices running Paste
History management, rules and exceptions
Intelligent search with flexible filters
Select and paste multiple items simultaneously
Drag-and-drop multiple items to any application
Paste plain or rich text
Send clipboard history to other devices via AirDrop or share with your friends

What’s new in version 3.1.9

Updated on May 25 2022

There are only a few minor improvements for Paste on Mac included in this update, but check out Paste for iOS and try the new Paste Keyboard.

Information

License

Free

Size

5.9 MB

Developer’s website

https://pasteapp.io/

Downloads

5933

App requirements

Intel 64
Apple Silicon
macOS 11.0.0 or later

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noread10

Apr 3 2022

3.1.5

3.0

Version: 3.1.5

For Paste 2.5.8, get a report of "Signing Certificate originated in Russia (4788TTJ39Y)" from SpyBuster application?

Al404

Jul 10 2021

3.0.11

1.0

Version: 3.0.11

Subscription model? No thanks, it also worked before without any subscription

johnffrench46

Jul 3 2021

5.0

Forget the subscription hoo ha - if £10 pa is too much for this indispensable app, that's your choice and I respect that. For me it is worth the money for 2 reasons. 1. it has a brilliant copy and paste temporary pin board feature that saves me hours every week: copy the first item with shift/command and c, then all subsequent ones with the normal command C. Switch to where you want to paste, and then serial command V's to paste them all in in the order you copied them (or reverse order if you choose). Brilliant. 2. Syncs automatically and perfectly with my iphone and ipad - no other clipboard app does that. Only gripe: I wish I could arrange the clipboard down the side like the new iClip, which makes more sense on a wide screen. I've written to the developer about this but had no reply.

JamesHarrisPhoto

Mar 12 2021

3.0.5

Version: 3.0.5

This app is so good that even having to deal with the subscription model is completely painless. If $9.99/year too expensive? Apparently for some judging by the number of 1-star reviews below. Been on the Mac platform since I bought a Mac Plus in 1986 and have tried literally dozens of clipboard utilities, and this is by far the best I've used. Some reviewer below called this app cumbersome. It's completely out of the way until I click a side button on my mouse, choose what I want, and then click again and it's gone from sight. My suggestion is that if you skip going to Starbucks for 2 days out of the year, then you can purchase a subscription for an entire year for less than those 2 coffees.

Mikmaksen

Jan 27 2021

3.0.4

Version: 3.0.4

Subscription model? No thanks!

dan-195

Jan 9 2021

3.0.3

Version: 3.0.3

Existing the excellent Clipy, a fork of mighty ClipMenu, I wonder why paying a SUSCRIPTION for this cumbersome app, so bulky. Ok, it syncs with other devices, well, if that is so important for you then go with Copied. No suscription!!

Brookhaven

Nov 10 2020

2.9.2

Version: 2.9.2

Looking for a replacement for pthPasteBoard I tried this for a while but its not as good as the old pthPasteBoard (which still seems to work on my MacPro with Mojave), but as other have said - not with a susbcription model)

notscher6

Nov 5 2020

2.9.0

Version: 2.9.0

Same for me, deleted

Gilles-Allain

Mar 24 2020

2.7.0

Version: 2.7.0

It was such a great tool but a subscription model for a clipboard manager, no thanks!

JacAbu

Shelved this app due to the conversion to subscription model, which is dumbfounding for just a clipboard manager. A nominal upgrade fee for next version may have been more appropriate.

Simon-Kerridge

Feb 17 2020

2.6.2

Version: 2.6.2

Abandoning this as the creator has moved to a subscription business model. I purchased this thru the Mac App Store. It automatically updated to this new version requiring a subscription. I know one can contact the publisher and request an old version, blah blah, but why should I? Not impressed so goodbye Paste.

Veryvito

Feb 13 2020

2.6.1

Version: 2.6.1

I guess these reviews are for the benefit of new users, in which case I can say, yes, the app works as advertised. HOWEVER, be forewarned that the developer cannot be trusted to abide by the rules of your purchase agreement. For those of us who purchased -- and promoted -- this app before February 2020, it has basically become **ransomware**: Although we purchased the app and enjoyed it, the developer -- without warning -- locked its functionality behind a paywall, demanding an addition monthly payment to continue using it. This was once my favorite, but the developer destroyed it by suddenly adding this "subscription-only" model _on a point release_. I'm fine with people getting paid, but the subscription version should have been an entirely new version. Now, everyone's paid app is useless.

Feb 11 2020

Although I was put off at first with the change to the subscription model, this app was TOO valuable to my everyday workflow. There isn't another clipboard app that even comes close to how much I loved and used Paste. Even though subscription models are getting out of hand for even apps like utilities (Koinga, are you reading this?), I think Paste is well worth the $9.99/year. Minus one star for the subscription model.

rich-fos-1

If the don't revert from the greedy subscription model, you'll lose all your customers. Receiving constant “Pay” popups now despite already buying the app. You were featured in the App Store a while ago, which I guess drove a lot of sales. I bought the app in good faith and have recommended it too many people. Obviously I won’t do that again. I don’t want to subscribe to a simple plugin, that I already paid for. You will be dead within 18 months as everyone switches to a competitor and your ratings plummet to an average of two stars.

JohnnyFave

Feb 10 2020

Subscription? Nope. App deleted. Goodbye. #SubscriptionFatigue

Another Subscription Upgrade for a Clipboard Manager, no way. Would have been most happy to pay for a nominal upgrade one time fee (not certain for what). Absolutely ridiculous, for what it does or does not do.

Are you kidding me? Auto replace an app with subscription model? Why is using cloud service? If I should pay a subscription for every utility I use I better go back to pen and paper.

evilinstone

Feb 9 2020

Now product requires subscription. So @£$%^& Switched to Pastebot.

cinam

Feb 8 2020

F***n s**t!! Developers! What happened to you? Another normal application has switched to a subscription! Do you have a conscience? Bye-bye paste... I will look for a worthy alternative. I am very annoyed. :-(

R1000m

2.5.4

Version: 2.5.4

I have the App Store version of this tool. It worked OK until now. They bumped the minor version by 0.1 and changed to a subscription model, and the old purchase apparently doesn't count any longer. Since the it's the same app, the App Store will just replace it with the new un-licensed version that begs for money. I don't think I can accept this. It's one thing to bring out a new version with a new major version number and a new listing, but another entirely to have an auto-updater surreptitiously replace paid-for software with unlicensed software. They say you can download an old working version off of their sketchy web site, but I paid for and have the App Store version for a reason. This will probably be the most civil description of their shenanigans that you'll read here. And frankly, they deserve some bad reviews. 3... 2... 1...

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