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A pop-up clipboard to stash up to 5 images and links, then copy them back out whenever you need them. Clippy is a tiny pop-up clipboard that lives in your toolbar. Save up to 5 images or links in it, then copy any of them back onto your real clipboard whenever you need them , no more re-downloading images or hunting for that link you had a minute ago. Four easy ways to save something: • Paste — open Clippy and press Ctrl/Cmd + V to drop in an image or link • Drag & drop — drag image files, or an image from any page, into the pop-up • Right-click — right-click any image on the web and choose "Send image to Clippy" • URL box — paste an image URL or link and press Enter Then, whenever you need it: • Click the copy button to put an image (as PNG) or link (as text) back on your system clipboard, ready to paste anywhere. Why you'll like it: • Minimal, distraction-free black interface • Holds up to 5 items , just enough to stay tidy • A badge on the icon shows how many things you've saved • Everything is stored locally and survives browser restarts • Duplicates are skipped so they don't waste a slot Private by design: Clippy stores everything locally on your computer using the browser's own storage. It does not collect, transmit, or sell any of your data nothing ever leaves your browser.
Jul 9, 2026
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