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CopyPasta suggests noodles—predefined transformations for your clipboard—based on the app and field you’re in.
macOS 15 or later · Apple silicon and Intel
We noticed copying and pasting hasn't changed since 1973. Meanwhile, knowledge work has exploded. So has the amount we copy and paste.
Google engineers paste code four times as often as they type it manually. Research
At the same time, work habits are changing: tools draft, people review.
Anthropic engineers increasingly use Claude to draft updates and data readouts, then review the output themselves. Interview
The next step is software that understands where you work and helps before you ask. This is ambient intelligence, and CopyPasta aims to bring it to the OS layer, starting with your clipboard.
Juggle fewer apps, explain less context, and get more done.
CopyPasta suggests noodles—predefined transformations for your clipboard—based on the app and field you’re in.
“make this a bulleted list”
Say what to change. Pasted on release.
|team|tickets| |---|---| |design |12| | backend|27 |
| team | tickets |
|---|---|
| design | 12 |
| backend | 27 |
| team | tickets |
|---|---|
| design | 12 |
| backend | 27 |
| team | tickets | | --- | --- | | design | 12 | | backend | 27 |
CopyPasta shapes your clipboard for Slack, Gmail, ChatGPT, and more.
Clipboard · this session

Move the launch review to Thursday. Design needs a day.
Revisit recent copies and transformed pastes. Your history stays on your machine while CopyPasta is open.
Hi team. Please move launch review to Thursday. Design needs more time.
Let’s move the launch review to Thursday so Design has one more day.
Coming soon: your tone, word choice, and rhythm carry into every noodle.
CopyPasta cleans up, formats, or rewrites what you copied to suit the app in front of you.
Most alternatives save and find past copies. CopyPasta changes the next paste for the app you're working in.
Head to head: Paste, Maccy, or Raycast.
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| Feature | CopyPasta | Raycast | UiPath Clipboard AI | Clipboard AI | GenClipboard | Quip | Paste | PastePal | Maccy | macOS Spotlight |
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✓ marks a feature listed in the linked official source. The “—” mark means the source doesn't list it. 🚧 marks a CopyPasta feature in development. Sources checked: .
†CopyPasta keeps history only in memory on your machine. It's not persisted to disk or synced across devices.
‡Standard formatting runs on your machine. AI rewrites send copied text, your instruction, and relevant context to CopyPasta and AI providers. Privacy and trust
§CopyPasta ships cross-platform natively, not through Electron. Native packaging keeps the installer small at , idle CPU at 0.1%, and physical memory at 24 MiB. The latter two metrics are medians from five 60-second idle Activity Monitor samples on a MacBook Neo with Apple A18 Pro running macOS 27.0.
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Standard formatting runs on your machine. AI rewrites send copied text, your instruction, and relevant context to our service and AI providers. Read our Privacy and trust page for details.
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Anything a model touched. Ordinary formatting never counts, on any plan.
Formatting keeps working. AI resets at midnight UTC, or you can upgrade to Pro for unlimited AI pastes.
Every 80 qualifying AI pastes across days earn 24 unlimited hours, up to 14 rewards per account. Repeating the same source consecutively doesn't count. Pastes during unlimited hours don't earn more rewards.
On macOS 26, open Spotlight and press ⌘4—your Mac already keeps one. Read how clipboard history works on Mac, and what CopyPasta adds.