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Copia for Mac — Smart and elegant clipboard manager for Mac
Copia is a smart clipboard manager for Mac
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Ahmet Alp Balkan ☁︎
As far as I can tell the feature set heavily overlaps with ClipMenu (http://www.clipmenu.com/) which has been out there for 9 years (and free).
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Hi @ahmetalpbalkan, thank you for your question.
We think that Copia has a unique, elegant, simple, immediate and intuitive user interface.
We would love to hear your opinion and your criticisms. If you run macOS 10.12, please take the time to try Copia, the beta is free to download and try. ☺️
If you like this, you should definitely check out @Paste_App. It's really, really well done and they just released an update that syncs your clipboard history across iCloud.
Pro Tip: Set the keyboard shortcut to Shift + Command + V and you'll look like a wizard in front of your friends.
@joshuapinter @paste Paste feels like the clipboard manager Apple would make. It's on par with the work OmniGroup does. I can't imagine using a Mac without Paste now. Highly recommend.
@theleovogel @joshuapinter @yeah I tried it, I wasn't sufficiently updated... I was looking for a new one, Copia fills this need
Flycut (https://www.producthunt.com/post...) is a great, simple, and open source alternative
This seems very similar to Paste but with a vertical paste bar instead of their horizontal one, and no support for El Capitan. What's new and different?
@iamsebj Copia has a different approach in accessing, previewing and managing the clips. We used a vertical form factor that we find more natural and added things like the dark theme, favorites, pause, type filters and a quick textual clips list accessible from the menu bar.
@marcellobertoli Right, I see! Will be interested to see your pricing.
For anyone reading through the comments: Paste's dark theme can't be manually controlled but auto-adapts to the system setting; Copia favourites are equivalent to Paste's manually-organised sections (unlimited sections with custom names and colours, drag & drop items in); Paste lacks type filters, pause, and a quick textual clips list but whether you will use them is up to you. [Filters: there are options to filter apps, confidential data, generated content]
Personally, I wouldn't use any of the added complexity in terms of features or the UI (sidenotes: Paste uses a rounded help icon in lower right of every preferences pane which would be great to see here; [+] and [-] when editing filtered apps instead of writing out the words; and seems to have a much better structure).
@iamsebj you can filter snippets in Paste by typing a query in a search bar, e.g. "Link Safari producthunt" will show all links copied from Safari that contains "producthunt" ;)
Was looking for a new clipboard manager, smooth onboarding, great design... nice work guys!
Very interested in this especially since I've tried a handful of clipboard managers in the past. I'm trying to subscribe to the beta using my email but the site seems to be stuck on the 'Subscribing...' state.
@eightbitjoker Thanks for your interest, you can get the the beta here https://tinyurl.com/zvbmvl9
It's no longer available. Loved it. It quit working on my computer five days ago. Maybe new MacOS related not sure.
I love this app and the only thing that is missing is somehow making your clipboard available on iOS. I would happily convert to a paid user of Copia had that feature.
Hi Guys. How do I actually save an image to Copia? I get that if I use command + C that it will automatically send it to Copia....but it don´t have an option (for example right clicking on an image) to save it that way. Thanks for, what looks like, a promising product :)
Hello @dudehere, thank you for your question. Copia saves every ⌘C in its History, if you copied an image you can then paste it and save it from an app. As a clipboard manager Copia will not be able to save the contents of any item as separate file.
Hi @dudehere, you can edit the title of an item. Just click on the title or right click the item to change its title. You can then search for the modified title.
@dudehere no problem, my pleasure! :) If you need any further information do not hesitate to reply here or get in touch through the app "Contact Us…" menu.
Hey @jacopolupi!
Copia looks promising. However I am having issues with signing up. The email field is not allowing me to submit my email (I see no button and the return key appears to do nothing). Any help would be much appreciated.
Hey @vivalldi98! Thank you, we are super glad you like it! There is a white arrow, just right to the email field, that's the button! If it doesn't work here it is a direct link: https://tinyurl.com/zvbmvl9
Cheers!
@vivalldi98 thanks, I just tested it with Safari and seems ok to me. I will look into it!
@jacopolupi Don't know if this will help any but this is what I've got on safari. 
Hello @jesucarr and thank you for your question. We are still in the process of defining that, we want to balance out full usability with a good conversion drive for engaged users.
Hey everyone! ☺️ We are very happy to announce that Copia is now available on the Mac App Store! Thanks to all of you, the Public Beta has been a great experience and Copia is now ready to leave its mark in the Mac App Store universe! ❤️
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Hello everyone! 😺
I’m Jacopo, one of the two people behind Dollaropath, and I’m excited to show you what we have been working on lately! 🚀
Copia is a smart, elegant and versatile clipboard manager for Mac.
Copia remembers your ⌘-C and lets you easily retrieve them later on.
Copia recognizes and displays plain text, RTF, RTFD, images, colors, files and links.
Copia is in public beta, on its road to the Mac App Store, you can enroll in the beta right now.
If you happen to try it, please keep in mind that we ❤️ feedback.
@jacopolupi would love to see a shortcut for immediately pasting the second and third to last copied items. So Command-V for current and then customizable for the other two+ would be great.
@alexandermchan Thank you Alex, insightful suggestion. We will definitely consider it!
Using Copy'em Paste since 2014 and I'm pretty happy with it. What makes 'Copia for Mac' better than 'Copy'em Paste' and why should I choose it over 'Copy'em Paste' and switch to that?
Hello @shahinix, thank you for your question.
We tried to design and develop an elegant, simple, immediate and intuitive user interface.
Copia is in public beta. You can download it now and try it for free. ☺️
As a clipboard manager user, we would love to invite you to try Copia and give us your valuable feedback.
I think that Copia is a very good app, but unfortunately, could you think of those who are on El Capitan or Yosemite, that would be great :)
@arthur_guiot Paste could be worth a try on El Capitan, seeing as that's the lowest macOS version it supports
Site now says, "So long and thanks for all the fish." Which is kind of a fishy statement.
@campany I actually registered just for this comment lol. it's quite unfortunate Copia.app is no longer avail, one of my favs defo, but regarding "So long and thanks for all the fish" it's the name of a book by Douglas Adams that has gone into the popular culture as a way for saying goodbye. (actually it was the dolphins thanking for earth's fish)