Grab text
Drag over a paused video, a screen share, a scanned PDF or a screenshot and press T. Headings and lists paste formatted in Notes, Mail and Docs, and plain in code editors.
Faces hidden as you copy New
Copy an image and Pluck pixelates faces, card and account numbers, emails, phones and addresses before it reaches the clipboard. It also spots ID numbers, one-time codes, passwords, recovery phrases and wallets. Choose what's hidden in Settings.
Blur your own areas
Choose Edit hidden areas after a copy, with a chip for each kind Pluck found. Drag a box over anything else, pick blur or pixelate, press Done. The original never lingers on the clipboard or in history.
Copy as image
Drag an area and press I. Or press Space and click a window to copy all of it, even the parts hidden behind others, without the shadow. Pastes at the size it had on screen.
The clipboard New
A glass panel at the edge of your screen with everything you copied, sorted into Text, Images, GIFs, Colors and Links. Click Paste and it goes into whatever app you're in. Fold it to a slim tab when you want the room. Password managers' copies are always skipped.
Collect
Copy five things, then each ⌘V pastes the next one in order. Or Paste all at once. The menu bar icon counts what's lined up.
Translate on copy
Not just French: copy Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and more, and the confirmation offers a Translate button. It runs on your Mac, with Undo. Needs macOS 15 or later.