Copy and paste is one of the most common things you do on a Mac, but the system clipboard remembers only the most recent item.

Dejal Repaste keeps a searchable history of your clipboard, and gives you organized groups of reusable snippets for text, rich text, images, links, files, and more. It preserves the available representations instead of flattening everything to plain text.

Press a global shortcut to show Repaste, type part of a group or snippet name, an abbreviation, or a clipboard number, then press Return to paste. Type a group abbreviation, / (or your chosen delimiter), and a snippet search to quickly choose both from the search field; for example, h/ol finds the Ordered List snippet in the HTML group. The search field stays ready for typing; arrow left or right to jump between the groups and snippets lists without clicking.

Paste Next and Paste Previous let you step through clipboard items without reopening the window. Saved snippets temporarily use the clipboard and restore what was there before, so your clipboard history remains useful.

Create and edit groups and snippets, mark favorites, drag snippets between groups, restore recently deleted items, and preview every representation before pasting. Repaste can import snippets from several popular apps and formats, and export a lossless Repaste Archive or portable CSV and JSON files.

Your clipboard history stays on your Mac. Repaste automatically ignores concealed, transient, and auto-generated clipboard content, lets you exclude applications, and keeps history within configurable count and size limits. It doesn't include third-party trackers.

Repaste 1.0 is coming soon, and will be available completely free for macOS Tahoe 26.0 or later.