Copy 'Em review
A focused Apple clipboard manager with useful lists, search, and batch pasting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Copy 'Em is a clipboard manager for Mac, iPhone, and iPad aimed at users who want more control over copied content. It captures text, images, links, files, screenshots, and other clipboard items, then supports searching, organization, editing, transformation, and direct pasting. Its strongest fit is for Apple users who regularly reuse groups of copied items or need structured clipboard lists rather than a simple recent-history view.
The feature set is organized around retrieval and repeatable pasting. Users can save clipboard history, search across items and lists, mark favorites, create custom lists, and assign keyboard shortcuts. Batch pasting is a notable capability for inserting multiple items in sequence, while text transformations include plain-text conversion. The Mac app also supports screenshot capture, import and export, and optional iCloud synchronization. On iPhone and iPad, a custom paste keyboard, widgets, sharing, notes, and synchronization extend the workflow beyond the desktop.
Copy 'Em uses a freemium model with a Basic plan covering clipboard saving, organization, and search. Premium adds premium features and iCloud synchronization, while the separate Mac app plan includes a Mac clipboard manager with unlimited lists and clipboard data. The listed starting price is 19.99. Because the Mac and iPhone/iPad apps are sold separately, buyers should consider which devices they need before choosing a plan. Copy 'Em suits solo users and small teams centered on Apple hardware who value lists and batch paste. It is less suitable for mixed-platform environments or buyers seeking one purchase across all devices.
Copy 'Em pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Searches clipboard history, saved items, and custom lists
- Supports favorites, batch pasting, shortcuts, and text transformations
- Works across Mac, iPhone, and iPad with optional iCloud sync
- Where it doesn't
- Mac and iPhone/iPad apps are sold separately
- Platform support is limited to Apple devices
- Email is the listed support channel
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