Paste - Endless Clipboard for PC and Mac

Software Reviews and Criticism

• By ddebrewski

  Yesyesyes

  The main thing I wanted to achieve with a clipboard app was the ability to open it with a shortcut, and then immediately paste with another shortcut. It wasn’t totally clear in the description if I was able to do that, but I figured there was a good chance it would, and at least the other features would be useful. Turns out it does do that, and those commands are customizable. I’m so pumped. And it’s even more useful than I expected. As a designer I have my color palettes right at my fingertips all the time… it saves hex color codes as colored cards which is crazy useful and was a totally pleasant surprise. The UI is awesome and smooth and the more I use it the more the more I like it. My only pieces of feedback would be to have numbers on the snippets so I don’t have to count when pasting, perhaps only when you have the direct pasting option selected. Also would be great to have the option to keep the interface on screen so I’d be able to keep copying and pasting without having to open it each time. And would be nice to have ability to change sizes of snippets or have some sort of text-only option so I could see more clippings at once. Great app guys, thanks!

  
  
• By retinadrienne

  Best Copy/Paste App (for both iOS and Windows!)

  I've been using Paste for years now and I absolutely love everything about it. It's the ONLY app I trust for my copy/paste needs! I love that there's a lil dashboard that comes up only when u want/need it that allows u to organize all ur previous pastes into color-coded folders and rename both individual pastes and folders. You can also choose how long to keep pastes, whether you want to delete them every so often or keep them forever! I also love that Paste allows me to copy everything from plain text to full-on images and more that I can organize, categorize into folders, rename, and save for later! Paste is the only copy/paste app I have ever and will ever need for my copy/paste needs, and I'm sure it would satisfy anyone else looking for this kind of app as well! It's amazing! Thank u to the developers for creating such a great, feature-rich, and never glitchy or problematic app for all my copy/paste needs!!!

  
  
• By mkrewson

  Best app purchase I’ve ever made...

  I’ve been using Paste for over 6 months now, and I can’t imagine not having it now. As a designer, I’m constantly copying, pasting, and moving things in Sketch and Illustrator and with Paste it is so easy to just go back and grab anything I’ve ever copied. I no longer worry about whether I should copy something because it will overwrite something I will also need. With Paste, everything is made so easily. Not only that, it has a gorgeous UI, showing items in my Clipboard beautifully and easy to find. It still blows me away sometimes. And the search feature works absolutely wonderfully. It is so great, I wish Microsoft would integrate it into PC and iOS as I really would love this feature on my iPhone and iPad Pro. If you use your computer for productivity, Paste is an absolute necessity and a joy to use. You won’t regret purchasing it.

  
  
• By TheXash

  Works, but not as good as it looks at first glance

  It seems that drag'n drop of images doesn't really work - at least for my use case. In Safari - on github - I get a "This file is hidden" error when I try to drag'n drop an image from the clipboard. When I drag'n drop an image in the Finder it does nothing, I would expect it to just drop a file with the image... The other issue I have is that its supposed to save the clipboard and it seems it does in my iCloud Documents it creates a hidden `.Cloud` folder. I'm puzzled, creating a folder without asking in my Documents folder is really messy, I have a bunch of folders of my actual personal documents putting your app's folder in there is just kind of rude really. Now, if you really have to do that please at least label clearly "Paste's History" or something of that kind. Even better let me choose where to put it. Also it would be tremendously better to save each clipboard entry as a single file. 1) as a sqlite db I'm pretty sure iCloud doesn't do partial upload of big files like Dropbox does, so it'll sync the whole DB at once every time you make a change which won't be pretty when that db file gets big - aka when you have been using Paster for a while and have a lot of clips. And 2) I could just use the files in the history directly, so much more useful than something opaque - I get that you want ppl to use Paste as much as possible, but well...

  
  

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