Install on your devices
Get MyClippy on Android, Mac and
Windows.
More places.
Copy here.
Paste there.
Move text and links between
Android, Mac and Windows.
Same text,on all your
devices!↘Copy on Android.
Paste on Mac.
(And Windows!)↙
Get set up in three simple steps
Pair on the same Wi-Fi
Enter the computer’s code.
Approve your device and connect.
Copy and paste
Copy text or a link on one device.
Paste it on another.
Clipboard sync for Android, Mac and Windows
One clipboard across your phone and computers
MyClippy is a clipboard sync app for Android, Mac and Windows from Intelligentia Studios. Copy text or a link on one device and paste it on another on the same private Wi-Fi — no account, sign-in or cloud service. The current release is free.
- Devices
- Android 8 or later · Mac with Apple silicon, macOS 13 or later · Windows 10 or 11 (x64)
- What syncs
- Plain text and links, up to 32,768 bytes per copy. No images or files yet.
- Connection
- Pair your devices with the computer’s code and approve the request. One Mac or Windows app stays open to host on the same private Wi-Fi.
- Android copying
- Received text lands on the phone’s clipboard. Automatic copying from Android is optional and uses an Accessibility service — your keyboard stays the same.
- Price
- Free. No ads and no analytics trackers in the apps.
- Availability
- Desktop 0.4.0 on Downloads. Android 0.4.1 is available on Google Play. See the Android page for installation.
Guides for your devices
Android + MacHow to copy and paste between Android and MacApple’s Universal Clipboard doesn’t work with Android. Here’s how to copy text and links from Android to a Mac and back, with tested results and alternatives.Android + WindowsHow to copy and paste between Android and WindowsCompare Phone Link, SwiftKey’s cloud clipboard and MyClippy for moving text between an Android phone and a Windows PC, with requirements and test results.Mac + WindowsHow to copy and paste between Mac and WindowsMac and Windows don’t share a clipboard. Compare cross-platform apps for copying text between a Mac and a Windows PC, and set up MyClippy on your local network.CompareClipboard sync apps compared: Android, Mac, WindowsUniversal Clipboard, Phone Link, SwiftKey, KDE Connect, ClipRelay, LocalSend and MyClippy compared: which devices each supports and how copying from Android works.TroubleshootingAndroid clipboard not syncing? How to fix itFix Android clipboard sync with a Mac or Windows PC by checking each direction: copy capture, local-network discovery, clocks, and restarts.Start here · Complete setup guideMyClippy setup and everyday usage guideInstall MyClippy on Android, Mac and Windows, connect your devices, copy in both directions, and troubleshoot local clipboard sync.
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Questions about MyClippy
What is MyClippy?
MyClippy is a clipboard sync app for Android, Mac and Windows from Intelligentia Studios. Copy text or a link on one device and paste it on another on the same private Wi-Fi — no account, sign-in or cloud service. The current release is free.
Does MyClippy work between Android and a Mac?
Yes. Copy on a Mac (Apple silicon, macOS 13 or later) and paste on Android, or turn on optional automatic copy on Android to copy the other way. Apple’s Universal Clipboard can’t do this because it only works between Apple devices.
Is MyClippy free?
Yes, the current release is free, with no ads.
Do I need an account or an internet connection?
You don’t need an account. Devices connect directly over your local network; the app has no cloud relay, so they must share the same private Wi-Fi.
Can MyClippy sync images or files?
Not yet. MyClippy syncs plain text and links, up to 32,768 bytes per copy. For files, use a transfer tool such as LocalSend.
Does MyClippy work with iPhone or Linux?
No. MyClippy supports Android, Mac and Windows. On Apple devices, Apple’s Universal Clipboard is built in.
Is MyClippy secure?
MyClippy requires a pairing code and approval on the computer. Setup and transfers use certificate-pinned TLS, and clip contents use AES-256-GCM. Discovery metadata remains visible on the network. Approve only your devices, use private Wi-Fi, and avoid copying secrets while sharing is on.
Why does Android need an extra permission?
Since Android 10, apps can’t read the clipboard in the background. MyClippy’s optional Accessibility service notices when you copy in another app. Without it, received text still arrives and you can send copies with Share.