View what is in clipboard

Text in different formats, pictures, lists of copied files, html links. So you can view complete clipboard history in Clipdiary clipboard viewer. You can not only view the clipboard history, but easily copy the items back to the clipboard or paste them directly to any application when you need. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Version 1.

You can use it from the user interface or from command-line Version 1. Added support for displaying stream data. Using InsideClipboard InsideClipboard doesn't require any installation process or additional dll files.

In order to start using it, simply run the executable file InsideClipboard. In this way, it's similar to the Spike in Microsoft Word , which lets you cut and paste multiple items to an enhanced clipboard. Other items — and larger items — don't wind up in the history. And with the exception of clipboard items you pin to the history, the clipboard history is deleted each time you restart the computer. To use the clipboard history rather than just the single-item clipboard, you need to turn it on in Settings first.

It might be on by default, but it only takes a moment to check. Click the Start button and then click Settings. In the Clipboard history section, make sure the toggle is On by swiping it to the right. To disable the Clipboard history feature, swipe the toggle to the left for Off. You'll see a window pop up, displaying the last 25 items that were copied or cut to the clipboard.

Unfortunately, Mac does not support a clipboard history in the same way as Windows. You can only paste the most recently cut or copied item. To do more, you can install a third-party clipboard utility.