Copied it? It's kept. Save from the text menu, Share, or just open the app.
Copied something important, then lost it the moment you copied the next thing? Clipjar keeps a clipboard history that actually fills up on Android 10 and newer.
WHY OTHER CLIPBOARD APPS MISS YOUR TEXT
Since Android 10, apps can't read the clipboard in the background. Clipjar is built around what Android does allow, so your copied text gets saved instead of disappearing.
THREE WAYS TO SAVE COPIED TEXT
• Text selection menu: select any text in any app and pick "Save to Clipjar". You never leave the app you're in.
• Share: send a link or note to Clipjar from the Share sheet.
• Open to save: copy anything, open Clipjar, and it's already in the jar.
No confirm pop-ups. A short "Saved" message and you're back where you were.
FIX TEXT BEFORE YOU PASTE
Open any clip and use the built-in text tools:
• UPPERCASE and lowercase
• Tidy spaces (removes double spaces and stray tabs)
• Join lines (turns a broken PDF paragraph into one line)
• Live character and word count
Everything runs on your phone.
GROUPS THAT MATCH HOW YOU WORK
Put clips in groups like Work, Address or Shopping. Each group becomes a filter chip at the top of your list, so the right address or link is one tap away. Search finds any clip by a word inside it.
TAP TO COPY AGAIN
Tap a clip and it's back on your clipboard, ready to paste. Pin the ones you use every day. Star the ones you want to keep.
SAFE FROM CLEAN-UP
Auto clean-up can remove clips older than 30 or 90 days. Pinned, starred and grouped clips are never removed.
MOVE TO A NEW PHONE
Export your clips to one backup file and import it on your new phone.
Good for:
• Addresses, tracking numbers and booking codes
• Links you want to read later
• Quotes and paragraphs you are collecting for a project
• Wi-Fi names, meeting rooms and other small notes
Clipjar is a clipboard manager and copy paste helper that keeps your clips on your device.
Nouveautés
Clipjar now saves only text and links from your clipboard. Copied images and files are ignored.