Sync your clipboard between your Mac and your iOS devices.
It's the easiest way to transfer phone numbers, websites, addresses, and more.
(Plus the clipboard menu on the Mac is super handy.)
1. Copy to the clipboard.
Automatically syncs
through iCloud.
1. Copy to the clipboard.
2. Open CloudClip to automatically sync.
3. Access on your computer.
Works between all your Macs, your iPhone,
your iPad, and your iPod touch.
- Automatically or manually sync the current clipboard item whenever you open the app.
- Select any of your last 15 synced clipboard entries from app.
- Tap the item to:
- Websites: Open in your preferred browser.
- Phone Numbers: Dial or send a text message.
- Address: Open in Maps app.
- Email Address: Open email in Mail app.
- Anything else: Copy to clipboard.
- Long press items for more options, such as copying anything to clipboard, use the text in a message or mail, or more.
- Tap the detail button to read long messages, and long press on the address, phone numbers, and websites for more options, such as adding them to contacts.
- Clear items by swiping right on them, or clear them all in the app's Settings.
Requires iOS 5.1 or higher with iCloud.
- Automatically or manually sync to the cloud whenever you copy text to the clipboard, in any app.
- Select any of your last 15 synced clipboard entries from the menu bar icon.
- Web address, locations, and email addresses can be opened in your preferred web browser or email client.
- Clear items individually or all at once with the Clear menu item.
- Automatically ignore clips from 1Password.
Requires Mac OS X Lion or newer with iCloud.
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Current versions of iOS and MacOS
If things don't seem to be working properly, try the following on all your devices. (iCloud settings are found at Settings -> iCloud on your iOS devices, and System Preferences -> iCloud on your Macs.)
- See notes below if you'd like to use CloudClip with an older OS version (earlier than OS X Yosemite and iOS 8).
- Check all your devices are using the same iCloud account, and have working internet access.
- Check iCloud Drive is enabled on all your devices.
- Try restarting your devices.
- Try disabling and then re-enabling iCloud Drive on your devices.
- Try disabling and then re-enabling CloudClip specifically in Settings -> iCloud Drive.
- Finally, if none of those work (give them up to 30 minutes to "kick in"), you can try signing out of iCloud entirely and then signing back in.
Note that this will trigger features like iCloud Photo Library to re-sync as well, which could be quite time consuming, and it will require some time for the system
services to resync before apps like CloudClip will be refreshed.
Older versions of iOS and OS X
- iCloud Drive, introduced in iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, replaced the Documents & Data feature in older versions of iOS.
- iOS 7 or earlier and OS X Mavericks or earlier do not support iCloud Drive, and will not sync with the newer versions of OS X or iOS.
- iOS 8 supports either iCloud Drive (to sync with OS X Yosemite and later) or Documents & Data (to sync with older versions of iOS and OS X).
- You can enable iCloud Drive in Settings -> iCloud on your iOS 8+ devices, and System Preferences -> iCloud on OS X.
- Once you upgrade to iCloud Drive, older versions will no longer sync at all. The upgrade is irreversible.
- See this Apple Support document for more information: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT201104
iOS URL Scheme
cloudclip://add/(url encoded text)
Mac keyboard shortcut
Access the CloudClip menu with Control+Option+Command+V