Copy'em

Copy’em  is a resourceful menulet that makes tedious copy/paste operations super easy and fast! It remembers the things you copy (text, images,

screenshots

, files, etc.), and lets you quickly recall and paste them, right where your mouse cursor is. Use it to recover lost clippings, do bulk copying/pasting, or collect favorite clippings just by using copy commands, for example. It can do lots of things that many clipboard tools can’t!

 

Features

• Automatically remembers the things copied by regular copy/cut commands

• Can store unlimited starred clippings, and as many as 999 unstarred ones

• Accepts text, images, links, HTML, code, PDFs, files — anything you can copy

• Instant access to clippings via menubar or ⌘-Shift-V (customizable shortcut)

• Plain-text mode option to paste any rich text as plain text

• Text transformation options (capitalization, stripping whitespace, adding prefixes/suffixes, etc.)

• Batch pasting of multiple text snippets

• Unlimited number of lists for you to organize your favorite clippings

• Auto-star mode where newly arrived clippings are automatically put into the current starred list (a handy way to collect clippings about a topic)

• Fast switching between lists via app-local shortcuts (such as ⌘1, ⌘2, etc.)

• Sort clippings by their creation dates, most-recently-used dates, and how often clippings are pasted, etc.

• Rearrange starred clippings via drag-and-drop

• Find clippings by search, content-type filtering, and application-name filtering

• Option to preview text and image clippings in full

• Edit text clippings (add/remove/replace text)

• Open clippings window next to current mouse location (in order to minimize mouse movement)

• Option to keep the window open after each paste operation; by default, the window automatically closes (gets out of your way) after use

• Capture

screenshots

(full screen, windows, selected areas, etc.) as clippings

• Blacklist applications, so clippings from them won’t be saved

• Stop (or resume) collec