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Description
Clipboard is an Android clipboard manager that lets you keep copied content for later use. Beyond holding your most recent copy, it automatically saves your copy history and combines note-taking with commonly used text templates. The clipboard can also appear as a floating window over other apps, so copying and pasting feels effortless.
Save history and use text templates
One of the best things about Clipboard is how it automatically saves everything you copy. The history can store up to 1,000 items, and once that limit is reached, the oldest entries are replaced by new ones. You can sort your history by newest, oldest, or name to find what you need quickly.
Along with copy history, the app includes a dedicated notes section for frequently used text snippets. Store addresses, template replies, contact details, or anything else you type over and over, then paste it back with a single tap.
Floating window for fast copying and pasting
Clipboard can display its content as an overlay on top of whatever app you are using. The floating button can be moved around the screen, and you can adjust its color and transparency to suit your taste. This means you don't have to keep switching between apps while typing and managing your clipboard.
You can also open the clipboard from notifications or Quick Settings. If you regularly work with multiple text snippets, links, or information that needs repeated copying, this cuts down on the number of steps considerably.
Search, backup, and automatic data management
In addition to history storage, Clipboard offers quick web search whenever you copy a word or phrase. The app can also add text to your history through the Android share menu, and it can handle special copy methods from apps like LINE or WhatsApp once you enable the relevant option.
Your history and notes can be backed up as a ZIP file, and data can be exported as TXT, PDF, or PNG. You can also set an auto-deletion time for saved items. The interface supports light, dark, and pure black themes, the latter well suited to OLED screens.
Tips and usage guide for Clipboard
After installing Clipboard, grant the Accessibility Service permission when the app asks for it if you want it to detect copied content automatically. This permission lets the app monitor copy actions in real time and enables the auto-paste feature. According to the developer, content is stored locally on your device and is never sent externally.
To keep things running smoothly, save frequently used content in the memo section rather than mixing it into your copy history. For sensitive data such as passwords, verification codes, or account details, think carefully before saving and choose an appropriate auto-deletion setting.
The current version lets you try all features free for 7 days. After that, unlocking the full version requires only a one-time purchase rather than a recurring subscription.
Conclusion
Clipboard makes managing copied content far easier than the default Android clipboard. With automatic copy history, notes, text templates, a floating window, quick search, backup, and auto-deletion, it suits anyone who types or transfers lots of text every day. Keeping the clipboard and notes in one interface means your most-used content is always within reach.
How to install
- Download the APK file above to your phone.
- Allow “Install unknown apps” when prompted.
- Open the downloaded APK and tap Install.
- If the package includes OBB/XAPK data, follow the bundled instructions.
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