# Maccy Published January 1, 2026 · Updated August 10, 2026 Lightweight clipboard manager for macOS Category: System Utilities · Free · Open source · Replaces Paste ($30) · [Official website](https://maccy.app) ## Install with Homebrew `brew install --cask maccy` ## Quick take Maccy is the clipboard manager macOS should ship with. It's fast, free under MIT from GitHub/Homebrew, private by design and focused on searchable local history. The 2.7.0 preview/OCR/HEX upgrades make image-heavy clipboard work much more usable without turning the app into a subscription suite. The App Store $9.99 build is optional support, not a feature gate. The only reasons it isn't perfect are the missing snippet folders/tags, default clear-on-quit behavior that trips newcomers and occasional website version-number drift versus GitHub. Install it, enable persistent history, learn ⌃Space preview and stop losing copies. Best for: Developers who copy code, commands, and IDs constantly, Anyone frustrated by macOS's single-item clipboard, Privacy-conscious users who want local-only clipboard history, Designers who need image preview, HEX swatches, and OCR text extraction, Power users who want a free alternative to Paste, Pastebot, or Raycast-only clipboard history ## What is Maccy? Every developer has the same experience at some point: you copy something, then copy something else and the first thing is gone forever. macOS has a clipboard that holds exactly one item. One. In 2026, when you're juggling API keys, SQL queries, terminal commands, JSON snippets and Slack messages across a dozen windows, a single-item clipboard is a genuine productivity bottleneck. Maccy fixes this with a dead-simple approach: it watches your clipboard and keeps a history of everything you copy. Press Shift+Command+C (or whatever shortcut you set) and a small popup appears near your cursor with your recent copies. Start typing to filter. Hit Enter to paste. That's the entire interaction model. No sidebar, no floating window, no subscription, no account. Built by developer Alex Pavlov and released under the MIT license, Maccy is a native macOS app written in Swift that lives in your menu bar. It stores clipboard history locally, nothing touches a server, nothing syncs to a cloud, nothing gets analyzed. The app uses roughly tens of megabytes of RAM and near-zero CPU when idle. It supports text, images, file references and rich text with formatting. The latest GitHub release is 2.7.0 (2026-07-28), which redesigned the image/text preview slideout (⌃Space), added OCR text copy from images, a HEX color swatch toggle, image dimension display and memory/performance improvements. Note: maccyapp.com may still list a stale 2.7.3 build number, trust GitHub's 2.7.0 tag as the current latest release. What makes Maccy stand apart from paid alternatives like Paste (subscription) or Pastebot is its philosophy: a clipboard manager should be invisible until you need it, fast when you use it and gone when you're done. No tutorials, no onboarding flow, no cloud lock-in. You install it, set your shortcut and forget it exists until you need that UUID you copied three hours ago. ## Features - **Keyboard-First Design.** Maccy is built around the keyboard. You trigger it with a global hotkey (default: Shift+Command+C), search by typing immediately, no need to click a search field and select with arrow keys or by pressing the number next to each item. The whole interaction takes under a second. You never touch the mouse. This matters because the entire point of a clipboard manager is speed. If it takes longer to find a previous copy than it would to re-copy it, the tool fails. Maccy passes this test every time. - **Search with Fuzzy Matching and Regex.** When Maccy's popup appears, just start typing. The list filters in real time. Fuzzy matching means you don't need exact text, typing 'usr lcl' will find '/usr/local/bin'. For developers who need precision, regex search is available too. If you copied a phone number three days ago and remember it started with 415, type '415' and it appears instantly. The search works across text and, with OCR features, text found in images. - **Pinned Items with Keyboard Shortcuts.** Some things you paste constantly: your email address, a standard code review comment, a SQL snippet you run daily, a canned Slack response. Maccy lets you pin these items so they always appear at the top of your history, regardless of what else you copy. You can also assign individual keyboard shortcuts to pinned items, turning them into instant-paste buttons. Pin your five most-used snippets, assign them to Option+1 through Option+5 and you have a lightweight text expander built into your clipboard manager. - **Ignore Specific Apps.** Maccy automatically ignores passwords from 1Password, Bitwarden and other password managers, it detects the concealed clipboard flag these apps set. Beyond that, you can manually blacklist any app. If you use a banking app or a secure messaging tool, add it to Maccy's ignore list and nothing from that app gets recorded. This isn't buried in settings, it's right in Preferences under Ignored Apps, one click to add. - **Image Preview, OCR and Rich Text History.** Maccy doesn't just store plain text. Screenshots, copied images from Figma, HEIC photos, rich text with formatting, it captures all of it. Version 2.7.0 redesigned the image/text preview slideout (⌃Space), shows image dimensions and can copy OCR-recognized text out of images. Earlier 2.4.0 work added OCR search in images; 2.7.0 makes preview and OCR extraction a first-class daily workflow. HEX color swatches can be toggled for design-friendly clipboard review. - **Paste as Plain Text.** One of the most common clipboard frustrations: you copy text from a webpage and paste it into a document and it brings along the font, size, color and background. Maccy has a paste-as-plain-text option that strips all formatting. You can make this the default behavior in preferences so every paste from Maccy comes through as clean, unformatted text. This alone saves enough daily frustration to justify installing the app. - **Configurable History Size.** By default, Maccy keeps your last 200 copied items. You can increase this to thousands if you want a deep history or reduce it if you prefer a lean list. History can be set to persist across app restarts (it doesn't by default) or clear automatically when you quit the app. The storage footprint stays small either way, even with 1000 text items, Maccy's database is typically under a megabyte. Release 2.7.0 also tightened memory and performance for heavier histories. - **Native macOS Look and Feel.** Maccy's popup looks like it belongs in macOS. Version 2.6.0 (2025-11-21) updated the UI for macOS 26 Tahoe. It follows system appearance (dark mode, light mode, accent colors), uses native text rendering and respects macOS accessibility settings. There's no custom window chrome, no branded splash screen, no settings panel that looks like it was designed for a different operating system. It feels like a feature Apple forgot to build into macOS. ## How to Install Maccy on Mac Maccy requires macOS 14 Sonoma or newer and ships as a universal Apple Silicon + Intel binary. Install free via Homebrew/GitHub, optionally buy the Mac App Store tip build or get it on Setapp. 1. **Install via Homebrew.** Open Terminal and run `brew install --cask maccy` (or follow the formula on brew.sh). This downloads the free MIT build from the open-source distribution path. Prefer GitHub Releases when you want the exact 2.7.0 tag. 2. **Grant Accessibility Permission.** On first launch, macOS asks you to grant Maccy Accessibility permission in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility. This is required for Maccy to read your clipboard. Without it, the app can't function. 3. **Set Your Preferred Shortcut.** Click the Maccy icon in your menu bar, open Preferences and set your activation shortcut. The default is Shift+Command+C. If that conflicts with another app, change it to something like Control+Space or Option+V. Use ⌃Space inside the popup for the 2.7 preview slideout. 4. **Configure Launch at Login.** In Preferences, enable Launch at Login so Maccy starts automatically when you boot your Mac. Without this, you'd need to manually launch it each time and any copies made before launching won't be captured. ## Pros - Genuinely fast, popup appears quickly, search filters instantly - Keyboard-first design means you never need the mouse - Fuzzy search and regex support for finding items in large histories - Open-source (MIT license) with transparent, auditable code - Zero cloud sync by design, all data stays local on your Mac - Automatically ignores passwords from 1Password, Bitwarden and similar - 2.7 preview slideout, OCR text copy, HEX swatches and image dimensions - Pinned items with custom shortcuts work as a free text expander - Paste-as-plain-text strips unwanted formatting - Tiny resource footprint with ongoing memory/performance work in 2.7.0 ## Cons - macOS only, no Windows or Linux version - No cloud sync by design (privacy tradeoff for multi-Mac users) - Requires macOS Sonoma 14 or newer, excluding older Macs - History clears on quit by default, you must enable persistence in settings - No snippet organization features (folders, tags, categories) - Can't edit clipboard items after they're captured - Website version labels can lag GitHub, easy to misread the latest release ## Deep dive: Why Developers Prefer Maccy Over Paid Alternatives The clipboard manager market on macOS is oddly crowded for such a simple concept. Paste wants a subscription. Pastebot and others charge for dense feature sets. CopyClip is free but barely functional. Maccy occupies the sweet spot: genuinely free from GitHub/Homebrew, genuinely fast and genuinely private. ## FAQ ### Is Maccy really free? Yes. GitHub and Homebrew builds are completely free under the MIT license with no Pro feature gates. The Mac App Store version costs $9.99 as an optional tip/support purchase and is not a different feature set. You can also get Maccy via Setapp. ### Does Maccy send my clipboard data anywhere? No. All data is stored locally on your Mac. There is no cloud clipboard sync and no analytics pipeline for clipboard contents. That local-only design is a core reason privacy-minded users prefer Maccy over subscription clipboard apps. ### Why does Maccy need Accessibility permission? macOS requires Accessibility permission for any app that reads the system clipboard proactively. Without it, Maccy can't detect when you copy something. This is a macOS security requirement, not something specific to Maccy. ### Does Maccy capture passwords from 1Password? No. Password managers like 1Password and Bitwarden set a special concealed flag on clipboard items. Maccy detects this flag and automatically skips those items. You can also manually blacklist any app in Preferences. ### Can I search for or copy text inside copied images? Yes. Maccy added OCR search for text in images in 2.4.0 and 2.7.0 expands the workflow with a redesigned preview slideout and OCR text copy from images. Open preview with ⌃Space to inspect and extract. ### What is the latest version of Maccy? The latest GitHub release is 2.7.0 (2026-07-28). If the marketing site shows 2.7.3 or another mismatch, trust the GitHub Releases page and the 2.7.0 tag. ### How much memory does Maccy use? Typically on the order of tens of megabytes when idle, with higher usage when browsing image-heavy history. Release 2.7.0 includes memory and performance improvements. It uses near-zero CPU when the popup is closed. ### Can I sync clipboard history between Macs? No and this is intentional. Maccy is designed for local-only storage to protect privacy. If you need cross-device clipboard sync, consider Paste (iCloud) or another sync-oriented tool. ### Does Maccy work with Universal Clipboard? Yes. If you copy something on your iPhone and it appears on your Mac's clipboard via Handoff/Universal Clipboard, Maccy captures it in the history just like any other copy. ### What's the difference between Maccy and the built-in macOS clipboard? macOS has a clipboard that holds exactly one item. Copy something new and the old item is gone. Maccy keeps a searchable history of everything you copy, hundreds or thousands of items, so you never lose a previous copy. ### Can I use Maccy alongside Raycast's clipboard history? Yes, they don't conflict. Both monitor the clipboard independently. Some users prefer Maccy for speed and pinned shortcuts and Raycast for broader launcher features. Running both costs minimal extra resources. ## Sources - [Maccy - Lightweight clipboard manager for macOS](https://maccyapp.com/) - [GitHub - p0deje/Maccy](https://github.com/p0deje/Maccy) - [Maccy Releases - GitHub](https://github.com/p0deje/Maccy/releases) - [Maccy 2.7.0 release](https://github.com/p0deje/Maccy/releases/tag/2.7.0) - [Maccy on the Mac App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/maccy/id1527619437?mt=12) - [Maccy pricing 2026](https://maccyapp.com/blog/pricing/maccy-pricing-2026) - [Homebrew](https://brew.sh/) ## Related - [Stats](https://bundl.run/apps/stats) - [SuperWhisper](https://bundl.run/apps/superwhisper) - [MacWhisper](https://bundl.run/apps/macwhisper) - [HyperWhisper](https://bundl.run/apps/hyperwhisper) - [Aqua Voice](https://bundl.run/apps/aqua-voice) - [Rectangle](https://bundl.run/apps/rectangle) - [Maccy vs Paste](https://bundl.run/compare/maccy-vs-paste) - [Maccy vs CopyQ](https://bundl.run/compare/copyq-vs-maccy) - [Free alternative to Paste](https://bundl.run/https:/) ```json { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@graph": [ { "@type": "Organization", "@id": "https://bundl.run/#organization", "name": "Bundl.run", "url": "https://bundl.run", "logo": { "@type": "ImageObject", "url": "https://bundl.run/og-image.png", "width": 1200, "height": 630 }, "description": "The Ninite for Mac. 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