Text
Plain text uses a dedicated text cell with summary, character count, copy, and preview.
MAC CLIPBOARD HISTORY AND FAVORITES
Weeko Clip
Keep copied content ready to reuse. Weeko Clip organizes text, code, links, colors, inline images, and file path references so important items can be searched, previewed, favorited, and copied back when needed.
Local-first by design: link previews are off by default, sensitive filters are on, and copied files stay as path references instead of duplicated files.
Recent recordsFavoritesSearch and previewLocal storage
Recent, favorites, search, and preview in one clipboard panel
Open Weeko Clip from the menu bar or a global shortcut, switch between recent items and favorites, narrow the list by type, inspect the selected item, then copy it back with context.
RecentFavorites
Search content, domains, paths, colors, code types...
AllTextLinksCodeColorsImagesFiles
Code
Code and JSON are recognized separately, with language labels, line counts, and horizontal preview.
Links
FavoritesURLs get link cells with domain display. Title and favicon fetching only runs after you enable link previews.
Colors
FavoritesHEX, RGB/RGBA, and NSColor values show swatches and can be copied in multiple formats.
Images
Inline clipboard images are cached; image files copied from Finder are kept as file paths.
Files
Files store path references with name, size, dates, existence status, copy, and Finder actions.
Folders
Folders store paths and basic metadata, including limited child item counts.
File groups
Multiple Finder items are grouped, with up to 100 paths recorded and no original files duplicated.
Recent records for short-term reuse, favorites for important content
Record intentionally
Enable clipboard history, pause it for 15 minutes, 1 hour, or until tomorrow, and decide which content types should be recorded.
Organize as you copy
Switch between recent items and long-lived favorites. Favorites can be exported to a zip backup and imported later.
Search by real context
Search across content, titles, link domains, file paths, file names, color values, and code or JSON type labels.
Reuse with context
Copy back to the clipboard, preview safely, reveal files in Finder, open images in Preview, and confirm before opening links.
Eight content types, handled with clear boundaries
Text
01Plain text uses a dedicated text cell with summary, character count, copy, and preview.
Code
02Code and JSON are recognized separately, with language labels, line counts, and horizontal preview.
Links
03URLs get link cells with domain display. Title and favicon fetching only runs after you enable link previews.
Colors
04HEX, RGB/RGBA, and NSColor values show swatches and can be copied in multiple formats.
Images
05Inline clipboard images are cached; image files copied from Finder are kept as file paths.
Files
06Files store path references with name, size, dates, existence status, copy, and Finder actions.
Folders
07Folders store paths and basic metadata, including limited child item counts.
File groups
08Multiple Finder items are grouped, with up to 100 paths recorded and no original files duplicated.
Preview first, then copy back
Image preview
Open cached images in Preview, save as, and inspect dimensions, format, and cache size.
Selected item preview
Code preview
Read monospaced code with language labels, JSON detection, and horizontal scrolling instead of forced wrapping.
Selected item preview
Color preview
Use a large swatch and copy HEX, RGB, RGBA, or NSColor values from one focused panel.
Selected item preview
File preview
Copy paths, check whether files still exist, and reveal files or folders in Finder.
Selected item preview
Clipboard history is sensitive, so the boundaries stay visible
Clipboard history may contain sensitive material, so Weeko Clip keeps recording choices, ignored apps, link access, and cleanup controls visible instead of hiding them deep in settings.
Clipboard history is stored locally on your Mac and recent items are not shown directly in the menu bar menu.
Sensitive-content filtering is on by default for keys, tokens, and card numbers, with optional filters for verification codes and password fields.
Link title and favicon fetching is off by default and skips local, private-network, and sensitive-query URLs.
Files, folders, image files, and file groups store paths instead of copying original files into app storage.
Automatic filtering is a helpful safeguard, not a 100% guarantee, so sensitive records can still be reviewed and deleted manually.
Local guardrailsCautious defaults
Manage clipboard history around your habits
Recording controlsLocal settings
Choose recorded types, manage ignored apps, set retention limits, back up favorites, and adjust how the panel opens, searches, copies, and gives feedback.
Recording and pause
Turn history on or off, pause temporarily, and control recording for text, code, colors, links, images, and files.
Privacy and ignored apps
Keep sensitive filters enabled, add recent source apps or manually selected apps to the blacklist, and skip their clipboard content.
Storage and backups
Set 50, 100, 150, or 200 history items, choose text length and cleanup rules, clear preview caches, and import or export favorite zip backups.
Panel and feedback
Choose recent or favorites as the default view, auto-focus search, close after copying, use haptics or sound, and record a global shortcut.
Weeko Clip FAQ
01
Does Weeko Clip upload clipboard history?
ANo. Clipboard history is stored locally on your Mac by default and is not uploaded to cloud services.
02
Will paused content be saved after recording resumes?
ANo. Content copied while recording is paused is treated as handled and will not be backfilled later.
03
Are copied files duplicated?
ANo. Files, folders, image files, and file groups are stored as path references. Original files are not copied.
04
What if a referenced file is moved or deleted?
AWeeko Clip can copy the recorded path back to the clipboard, but availability depends on whether the original path still exists.
05
What is included in favorite backups?
AText, code, links, colors, and inline images can be included. Files, folders, and file groups back up paths only.
06
Does link preview visit websites automatically?
ANo. Title and favicon fetching is off by default, and when enabled it skips local, private-network, and sensitive-query links.
07
Is sensitive-content filtering always accurate?
ANo. It is a helpful safeguard, not a 100% guarantee. Sensitive records can still be reviewed and deleted manually.