Keep text and images
Save snippets, links, notes, and copied images in one history. Find them even after your clipboard has moved on.
YOUR CLIPBOARD, WITH A MEMORY
The link you just replaced.
The note you still need.
The image worth keeping.
ClipTrack keeps a searchable history of the text and images you copy, so the next copy doesn’t have to mean starting over.
For Windows 10 & 11 · By Aonetara
ClipTrack interface, populated with example clipboard entries. Switch themes to take a look.
MORE THAN YOUR LAST COPY
Keep useful bits of your day together, without another document full of temporary notes.
Save snippets, links, notes, and copied images in one history. Find them even after your clipboard has moved on.
Search the text in your history, browse by time, and sort the list. Select an entry and copy it back to your clipboard.
Keep ClipTrack in the system tray while you work. Choose whether it starts with Windows and opens in the background.
Choose how long to retain your clips, remove selected entries, or clear your history. Optional data sharing has separate controls.
YOUR EXISTING HABIT. ONE USEFUL ADDITION.
No new copying shortcut to learn. Keep working in the apps you already use.
Read the quick-start guideCopy text or an image in another application while ClipTrack is running.
ClipTrack captures supported clipboard changes. Repeated identical captures are kept to one consecutive entry.
Open ClipTrack, search or browse your history, and use Copy Selected when you need a clip again.
A CLEARER PICTURE OF YOUR DATA
Copied text and images are saved locally. They are not included in ClipTrack’s optional usage reports.
Choose whether to share diagnostic and usage information, and which categories to allow, in About → Data Sharing.
Read the privacy policyClipboard history can include sensitive information you copy. Delete clips you don’t want to keep, and exit ClipTrack to stop capture.
Yes. Hide keeps the app running in the system tray and capturing supported clipboard changes. Choose Exit to stop it.
Search works on copied text. ClipTrack saves copied images, but does not extract or search the text within those images.
You can set the retention period in Settings. The current Basic edition allows up to 30 days. Extended-history availability and any add-on pricing are shown in the app and Microsoft Store.
No. ClipTrack’s clipboard history is local to your Windows device; it does not provide a cloud-sync service.
Do not assume copied secrets are excluded. Supported text or images you copy may enter your history. Remove sensitive clips when finished, or exit ClipTrack before copying them.
KEEP THE GOOD BITS