Clipstay
Clipstay is a Chrome extension that keeps your clipboard history on your device: search it, pin it and copy it back in one click.
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Description
Clipstay is a Chrome extension that keeps your clipboard history on your device: search it, pin it and copy it back in one click. No account, no servers, no analytics.
About Clipstay
What is Clipstay?
Clipstay is a Chrome extension that saves clipboard history locally on the device for searching, pinning, and copying back in one click.
What Clipstay does
The extension saves text copied or cut on web pages in Chrome, including tabs opened before installation. When opening the popup, it can also add text currently on the clipboard from other apps. Users can search clipboard history, pin clips they reuse, and copy any clip back with one click. It includes keyboard shortcuts for Mac, Windows, and Linux, custom site exclusion lists, and a pause switch. The tool never captures password fields or Incognito windows, runs with no servers or analytics, and allows exporting history to JSON or CSV.
Who Clipstay is for
It is built for Chrome users who want clipboard history saved on their device to search, pin, and copy text without servers or analytics.
How Clipstay works
Users install Clipstay in Chrome, copy text on web pages, open the popup with a keyboard shortcut to search or pin clips, and copy any clip back with one click.
Key features
- Local clipboard capture saving text copied or cut on web pages with no network requests
- Instant search to find saved clips again in seconds across clipboard history
- Pinning system keeping up to 5 pinned clips on top that never roll off
- Keyboard shortcuts supporting Control+Shift+V on Mac and Alt+Shift+V on Windows and Linux
- Privacy protection never capturing password fields, Incognito windows, or excluded sites
- Export to JSON and CSV allowing users to export their whole history at any time
Pricing
As listed on ermolov.dev, checked 15 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms.
- Free plan: keeps 100 most recent unpinned clips, plus up to 5 pinned clips on top
- Export to JSON and CSV: always free with no account and no servers required
Facts from ermolov.dev, checked 15 October 2026
Written from Clipstay's own website (Homepage). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Clipstay?
Clipstay is a Chrome extension that keeps clipboard history on the device so users can search, pin, and copy text back in one click.
Where is clipboard history stored?
All history is stored on the device in Chrome's local extension storage with no network requests.
Does Clipstay capture passwords?
No, Clipstay never captures password fields or Incognito windows, and clipboard capture from other apps can be turned off in settings.
Can clipboard history be exported?
Yes, users can export their whole history to JSON or CSV at any time for free.
What does the free plan include?
The free plan keeps the 100 most recent unpinned clips, plus up to 5 pinned clips on top.