How many clips can I save with ClipHistory?

ClipHistory automatically saves your last 150 unpinned clipboard items. For designs, components, and tokens you use often, pin them—pinned clips are saved forever and stay searchable. There's no limit to how many you can pin.

Is my clipboard data stored in the cloud?

No. ClipHistory is 100% local—everything stays on your Mac. No cloud sync, no accounts, no server storage. Your design links, color codes, and client feedback are completely private.

Can I use AI features without a subscription?

Yes. ClipHistory supports 5 AI providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Google, and custom endpoints). You bring your own API key. No ClipHistory subscription needed—you only pay for AI usage directly with the provider you choose.

What's the cost, and is there a yearly fee?

ClipHistory is $19.99 for a lifetime license—one payment, forever. No subscription, no recurring charges, no yearly fee. You get unlimited updates and access for life on any Mac you own.

Clipboard History for Figma Designers on Mac: Boost Your Creative Workflow

If you're a Figma designer on Mac, your clipboard is working overtime. You're copying hex codes, design system links, component names, asset URLs, and design tokens dozens of times per hour. But the standard macOS clipboard only holds one thing at a time—and the moment you copy something new, yesterday's color palette code is gone forever.

That's where a dedicated clipboard history tool transforms your workflow.

Why Figma Designers Need Clipboard History

Design work demands rapid context-switching. You might:

Copy a color hex from one frame, paste it into another
Grab a Figma share link to send to stakeholders
Copy component names or token values from a design system
Collect multiple image URLs for asset references
Save code snippets from developer handoff docs
Store email addresses for feedback loops

Without clipboard history, you're constantly re-searching for that one color code or link you used five minutes ago. With it, you press ⌘⇧V, search for "navy blue" or "brand-guide," and instantly retrieve the exact clip you need.

ClipHistory: Purpose-Built for Mac Creators

ClipHistory is a lightweight macOS clipboard manager that keeps your creative momentum flowing. Here's what makes it essential for Figma workflows:

Instant Access with ⌘⇧V
Open your clipboard history with a single keyboard shortcut. No fumbling through menus. Search by keyword, date, or type. Find that hex code in seconds.

Auto-Detection of Design Assets
ClipHistory recognizes what you copy:

Colors (hex codes, RGB, HSL)
URLs (Figma links, asset repositories, inspiration boards)
Code (CSS, JavaScript, design tokens)
Emails (stakeholder feedback)
Images (screenshots, design references)

When it detects a color, you see a color preview. When it detects a URL, you get a clickable link. This auto-detection saves mental overhead—you see what you copied at a glance.

150 Clips + Unlimited Pinned Saves
ClipHistory stores your last 150 unpinned clipboard items automatically. But for designs, components, or tokens you use repeatedly, pin them. Pinned clips are saved forever and stay at the top of your search results. Organize your most-used Figma links, color palettes, or design system snippets in one place.

AI-Powered Transforms
Figma designers often need to adapt content:

Summarize: Condense long design briefs or feedback
Translate: Localize UI text for international projects
Rewrite: Clean up design notes or stakeholder comments
Transform any clip: Modify, enhance, or reorganize what you've copied

ClipHistory supports 5 AI providers—Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Google, and custom endpoints. Bring your own API key (no subscription required). Transform a messy list of design tokens into formatted CSS in seconds.

100% Local, No Cloud, No Account
Your clipboard is private. ClipHistory stores everything locally on your Mac—no cloud sync, no accounts, no tracking. Your design system links, color codes, and client feedback stay on your machine.

Real Workflow Example

Imagine a Tuesday morning designing a product dashboard for three different clients:

You're in Figma Client A, working on the color system. Copy a hex code: #2E5090. It's automatically detected as a color.
Switch to Client B. Need the primary blue from yesterday's project. Press ⌘⇧V, search "blue," instantly see the color preview of #2E5090 from an hour ago. Copy it again.
Client C asks for a design spec link. ⌘⇧V, search "spec," find the Figma share link you created last week. Paste it into Slack.
A stakeholder sends confusing feedback. Copy-paste their message into ClipHistory, use the AI Rewrite transform to clarify intent, then paste the summary into your design notes.

Without clipboard history, step 2 means hunting through old Figma files or re-entering the hex code manually. Step 4 means copying between apps or using multiple windows. ClipHistory collapses these friction points.

Snippets & Custom Boards for Design Systems

ClipHistory also includes Snippets—templated shortcuts for content you paste frequently. Create a Snippet for your design system name, project template links, or standard feedback phrases. Insert them with a keyword.

Custom Boards let you group related clips. Create a board for "Brand Colors," another for "Client Assets," another for "Dev Handoff Links." Organize your clipboard like you organize your Figma workspace.

Mac Native, Signed & Notarized

ClipHistory is built for macOS. It's universal (Intel and Apple Silicon), signed, and notarized by Apple. One-time purchase, lifetime use, no recurring subscription.

Get Started in Seconds

Get ClipHistory — $19.99. Install, allow clipboard access, and start copying as you normally would. Your clipboard history begins immediately. Lifetime updates, no subscription, forever.

For Figma designers on Mac, clipboard history isn't a luxury—it's reclaiming focus. Stop searching. Start designing.