Clipboard+: Clipboard Manager

Clipboard+ is a clipboard manager that saves the text and images you copy to a searchable clipboard history, so you can paste them again later or on your PC. Paste an address you copied an hour ago, keep canned replies at hand, or move a link from your phone to your computer.

Free to use with ads. Pro removes the ads, adds Windows sync and Google Drive backup, and lifts the image and group limits. Choose a monthly subscription, a yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase.

WHAT IT DOES
• Clipboard history, newest first. Copy a clip back with one tap, or open it to view, edit, pin, move or share
• Image clipboard with full-size preview, resolution, file size and format
• Floating panel over any app: paste into a chat, form or browser without switching apps. Dock it to the edge or collapse it to a bubble
• Sync with Windows (Pro): copy on your phone, paste on your PC
• Snippets and groups for addresses, email templates, code and canned replies
• Instant search and quick filters for links, images, text and pinned clips; sort by newest, oldest or content
• Resizable home screen widget, plus a notification with your latest clips
• Save from any app: select text and choose Clipboard+ in the selection menu
• Back up to a file and restore on a new phone. Backups from Clipper can be imported too
• Print or save any clip as PDF

FREE AND PRO
Free: text and image history (up to 50 MB of images), snippets, groups, search, the floating panel and widget with your latest 2 clips, file backup and restore, and PDF export.
Pro: no ads, Windows sync, backup to your own Google Drive, unlimited image storage, copying saved images back to the clipboard, unlimited groups and full history in the panel and widget.

GETTING STARTED
1. Open Clipboard+. What you copied is saved to your clipboard history.
2. In other apps, save new copies with the floating bubble, the widget's wand button or the notification.
3. Copy a clip back and paste it wherever you need it.

FAQ
Q. Why isn't everything I copy saved automatically?
A. Since Android 10, apps can read the clipboard only while they are on screen. Clipboard+ saves when you open the app or its notification, tap the floating bubble or the widget's wand button, or pick Clipboard+ in the text selection menu. Turn on Auto-save to save copies from other apps without opening Clipboard+.

Q. What does Auto-save use the accessibility service for?
A. Auto-save is optional and off by default. It uses the AccessibilityService API only to notice the moment you copy. It can't read other apps' screens or what you type, skips password clips, and sends nothing anywhere.

Q. Where are my clips stored?
A. On your device. Windows sync uses a folder in your own Google Drive that only this app can see. There is no Clipboard+ server and no account to create.