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iClip saves the contents of the clipboard every time you copy plain-text, rich-text, images, files, anything. Access your clip history in the gorgeous iClip interface. iClip automatically records up to 99 pasteboard clippings and offers you the possibility to store frequently used content into different categories: once you add all the information to its database, you should be able to reduce the time spend dealing with repetitive tasks.

iClip allows you to create as many new clip sets as you need (each group can store up to 99 entries) and you get to sort them by different criteria: this way, you can put together all the repetitive content used when performing certain tasks and stop wasting time finding the data.

Have you often copied something but when you tried to paste it you realized that you copied over it?

Do you ever want to copy multiple items before pasting them somewhere?

If you’re like most Mac users then the answer to these questions is a loud “yes!”

What you need is a supercharged clipboard that enables you to copy several times before you ever have to paste anything and that’s where iClip comes in.

Where the built-in Mac clipboard can only copy one thing at a time, iClip automatically stores a history of all the things you’ve copied.

You can copy…copy…copy then paste…paste…paste at your convenience. Can you see how useful iClip will be in your workflow?

If you value your time, you owe it to yourself to be the next Mac user to start saving time and become more productive with iClip.

One of the keys to iClip’s popularity is its simplicity and ease of use.

First off, iClip was designed to be accessed as simply as the Mac’s Dock is. Just move your cursor to the side of the screen and iClip pops out for instant use.