Paste Manager vs Clipboard Manager

Wouldn't it be great if you could organize your content and assign it to your device's "copy and paste" with a tap? Paste Manager allows you to store and categorize text that you use frequently to paste easily on other apps. -- Easy to use Just add your content to a category and whenever you tap it, it will be assigned to your clipboard, ready to be pasted! -- Auto Import Import your current clipboard to any category with a single tap! -- Data Privacy Paste Manager works offline without syncing your data to any server or third party service over the internet. Your data is yours to keep! Paste Manager is now available on all iOS devices! ---- Terms of Use: https://clipboardmanager-40ef8.web.app/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://clipboardmanager-40ef8.web.app/privacy.html

Everything you copy, kept — and one tap away in any app. Clipboard remembers what you copy so you can paste it back later, from a keyboard that works anywhere on your iPhone. No more copying something twice because you lost the first one. THE KEYBOARD IS THE POINT Switch to the Clipboard keyboard in any app, and your history is right there. Tap a clip to insert it. No app switching, no losing your place in what you were writing. SYNC WITH YOUR MAC Sign in, and what you copy on your Mac appears on your iPhone within seconds, and the other way round. Copy a link at your desk, paste it into a message on the bus. WHAT YOU GET • Your recent clips, searchable • Pin the ones you use constantly so they never age out • Favourites for the text you retype all day • Images and links, not just plain text • A built-in QR and barcode scanner — whatever the code holds is saved as a clip • Light and dark, with a keyboard that matches HONEST ABOUT TWO THINGS The keyboard needs Full Access, because iOS will not let a keyboard read the clipboard or your saved history without it. No keystrokes are recorded and nothing is logged — the keyboard reads the clipboard only while it is on screen. And iOS does not allow any keyboard to insert an image directly. Tapping an image clip copies it, and you paste it with a long press. That is a limit of iOS rather than of this app, and we would rather say so here than have you discover it later. GETTING STARTED Settings › General › Keyboard › Keyboards › Add New Keyboard › Clipboard, then turn on Allow Full Access. The app walks you through it.