Yuzu ClipboardBeta · v1.1.24Find text, links, images and files you copied. Paste them again without leaving the keyboard.
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon & Intel
Turn it on in Settings › Yuzu Apps & Modules · Yuzu Clipboard
Off by default. Once it is on, press ⌘⇧V.
Type to search. Use ↑↓ to pick an item and Return to paste. Press ⌘K for Actions. This demo uses sample items and never reads your clipboard.
Interactive demo · sample items
A little less busywork.
↑↓ Select · Space Mark · ⌘1–9 Quick paste · ⌘K Actions
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A little less busywork.
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Type part of the text, a file name or an app. Accents do not matter. Filter by Text, Images, Links or Files.
Excel copies containing an HTML table, text and a rendered preview are saved as text rather than images. The original pasteboard representations stay intact, so pasting back keeps the original data.
Press ⌘K on a text item. Pick Plain Text, Bullet List, UPPERCASE and more. You only see formats that fit the text.
Press ⌘K on an image or files. Convert, compress or share them with Yuzu actions. Only actions that fit show up.
Press Space to mark an item, or ⌘A to mark all you see. Return pastes them in one go, in list order.
Copy several files in Finder: they stay in one ordered history item. Its row starts with the file count and names; the preview lists each name and path, plus a missing-file count. File references stay references, not duplicated files.
Return copies or pastes your marked items together, or the focused item if nothing is marked. ⌘K or ⌘Return opens Actions for that selection.
Text and link items have a QR Code button in the preview and a Show QR Code action. Copy Image with ⌘C or Save As… with ⌘S to save a PNG. Payloads above 1,000 UTF-8 bytes are disabled.
Press Tab in Clipboard to search Markdown notes in your Tolaria vaults. Find a title, an alias or words inside a note — including Vietnamese searches without diacritics. ⇧Tab or Esc returns to clipboard history.
In Settings › Clipboard › Tolaria notes, choose “Add Vault Folder…” to connect a folder. Set each vault’s Name in Tolaria to exactly the vault name used in Tolaria.
Actions: Copy Tolaria Link, Paste Wikilink, Copy Content and Show in Finder. Pasting uses the Markdown body without frontmatter; auto-paste follows the permission rules below. Otherwise, copy and press ⌘V.
Read-only access. The index stays in memory; notes do not enter Yuzu clipboard history, backups or Raycast. Limits: 1 MiB per note, 64 MiB total and 20,000 notes. Only an explicit copy or paste puts note content on the system clipboard.
# Project checklist - Sketch the next step - Build a small prototype - Review togetherStudio / Project checklist.md
| Paste the note body | ↩ |
|---|---|
| Open in Tolaria | ⌘↩ |
| Note actions | ⌘K |
| Quick paste a visible note | ⌘1–⌘9 |
Clipboard contents stay on your Mac. History survives relaunch. No cloud sync or clipboard upload. History is local, uses private file permissions and is excluded from Time Machine. Clear history also removes safety backups containing clipboard history.
50, 100, 200 (default), 500 or 1,000 items. Lowering a limit asks before trimming old items. Stored blobs have a total 200 MB cap.
Never expire (default), or remove items after 1, 7 or 30 days. Clear history whenever you want in Settings › Clipboard.
Skips concealed, transient and auto-generated clipboard types, including supported password-manager markers. This is not a guarantee that every app marks secrets correctly.
In the direct-download build, optional auto-paste presses ⌘V in the previous app and needs your approval in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Accessibility. With it off or without permission, Yuzu copies the item and asks you to press ⌘V. The Mac App Store build is copy-only.
The Yuzu extension includes Search Yuzu Clipboard, Run Yuzu Action on Finder Selection and Run Yuzu Preset on Finder Selection. The clipboard integration reads local previews and sends authenticated commands back to Yuzu; it does not read clipboard blobs or upload your history.
Raycast Store publication is coming soon. The extension is maintained in the Yuzu repository.
Enable Clipboard, then turn on “Allow other apps to access Clipboard (Raycast, yuzudrag:// links)” in Settings › Clipboard. This separate switch is off by default. Both the Raycast clipboard feed and authenticated yuzudrag:// clipboard copy/paste links require it.
⌘⇧V is the default. Change it or turn it off in Clipboard settings.
| In the panel | Key |
|---|---|
| Open Clipboard | ⌘⇧V |
| Choose an item | ↑↓ |
| Mark more while moving | ⇧↑↓ |
| Mark an item (empty search) | Space |
| Mark all visible items | ⌘A |
| Paste or copy | ↩ |
| Quick paste item 1–9 | ⌘1–⌘9 |
| Open Actions | ⌘K / ⌘↩ |
| Back from Actions | Esc / ⌘← |
| Delete item | ⌘⌫ |
| Search | ⌘F |
| Close panel | Esc / ⌘W |
No. It is off by default. Turn it on in Settings › Yuzu Apps & Modules. Turn it off any time and keep or clear your history.
200 items by default. You can pick 50, 100, 200, 500 or 1,000 in Clipboard settings. Lowering the limit asks before removing old items.
Auto-paste needs Accessibility permission. Without it, Yuzu copies the item and you press ⌘V.
Not while the Clipboard shortcut is on. ⌘⇧V opens Clipboard instead. Change or turn off the shortcut in Clipboard settings.
No. History is stored on your Mac. Files leave only when you choose a share action like AirDrop.
Yuzu Clipboard comes with Yuzu. Download Yuzu, then turn on Clipboard in Settings › Yuzu Apps & Modules.
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon & Intel
Turn it on in Settings › Yuzu Apps & Modules · Yuzu Clipboard
