Text, links, images, and files
Save supported clipboard changes after enabling recording and allowing system access. Files are stored as references; originals are neither copied nor deleted.
Mainline / MAINLINE
SparkleCopyAfter the copy.
SparkleCopyAfter the copy.
Before the search.
Coming soon to the Mac App StoreMade for Mac · Preparing for release
Public downloads are not available yet. The official Mac App Store link will appear here when ready.
A clipboard utility for Mac. Organize text, links, images, and file references, with frequently used content close at hand in a quick panel.
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SparkleCopyFamiliar content.
Familiar content.
A place for each.
From the last copy to the next use. Find what you need through clear categories, search, and previews.
Categories, search, and previews
Filter by content type and search with multiple keywords. Review text, images, or files before choosing to copy.
Snippets and favorites
Create text, image, or file snippets. Group snippets and favorites separately; deleting a group only removes its grouping.
Copy text your way
Copy the original, plain text, text without line breaks, or text without spaces. Then return to the destination app and press ⌘V yourself.
Horizontal and vertical quick panels
Open from the menu bar or an optional shortcut. Switch between Clipboard, Snippets, and Favorites, and press Esc to hide.
Choose what stays
Recording starts off. Pause it, set ordinary-history limits, or clear ordinary history while retaining favorites and snippets.
Made for real moments
01 / SparkleCopy
Review first. Copy next.
Filter the clipboard content area by type, search content or source, and check the selected item on the right. The real app renders synthetic demonstration content here.
- Text, links, images, and file references
- Multiple search keywords
- Review, copy, and paste manually
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02 / SparkleCopy
Keep familiar words close.
Organize frequently used text, images, or files as snippets and find them by group. Add history items to favorites for later use.
- Edit titles and content
- Separate groups for snippets and favorites
- Ungroup without deleting content
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03 / SparkleCopy
Choose how much to keep.
Check system access before enabling recording. Ordinary history defaults to 200 items and 30 days. Count and age limits apply on the next capture.
- Recording starts off and can be paused
- Favorites and snippets survive ordinary-history cleanup
- Saved locally without automatic upload
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Why we made it
Content you reuse deserves a clear place. Keep history, snippets, and favorites on this Mac, with less searching before the next copy.
SparkleCopy
From allowing recording to using it again.
- 01
Allow access and enable recording
Enable recording after macOS allows clipboard access. On macOS 15.4 and later, continuous recording requires the system to allow ongoing access.
- 02
Copy and organize
Copy content in another app, then search and preview it in SparkleCopy. Add favorites, groups, or snippets as needed.
- 03
Open, copy, and paste
Open the panel from the menu bar or your configured shortcut, copy an item, then return to the destination app and press ⌘V.
Q&A
A few things before you begin
Can I download it now?
Like SparkleShot, it is preparing for Mac App Store distribution and has no public download yet. The current project is a 1.0.0 development preview. Store links, pricing, and dates depend on the actual release.
Does it record everything automatically?
Recording starts off. Once enabled, capture still depends on system permission and supported types. Sensitive or transient markers are skipped, but unmarked passwords or private content cannot all be identified. Pause recording as needed.
Do shortcuts require Input Monitoring?
Global double-press Command or Option shortcuts may need Input Monitoring to detect modifier states. Ordinary combination shortcuts do not depend on that permission. It is not used to record typed text.
Are original files copied or deleted?
File items store references and read-only access bookmarks. Originals stay in place. Clearing history does not delete them; moving files or revoking access can break references and require selecting the file again.
Does clearing history remove favorites or snippets?
No. Ordinary-history cleanup retains favorites and snippets, which can be managed separately. History is not a backup, and the library should not be treated as a password vault.
Does it type, sync, or upload automatically?
The current app does not type into other apps and has no iCloud sync, account, telemetry, or in-app automatic updater. Its local JSON library does not provide app-managed library encryption.
Where are the documents?
This website provides dedicated privacy, terms, and license documents. The document URL in the current app project is not configured yet; the website entry works independently.
Privacy, policies & licenses
Read about this product’s data practices and the licenses it uses.