Filling a long form by copying every field one at a time. Looking for something you copied last week. Retyping text off a screenshot because you can't select it. Klipto handles all three.
The Stack is the main thing. Copy ten items in a row, then paste them back one at a time, in order, without leaving the app you're in. Set it to press Tab or Enter after each paste and it walks itself down a form. Items can also be dragged out one by one, or saved as a collection for later.
Everything you copy stays in a searchable history with folders for the bits you reuse. Screenshots too: Klipto reads the text inside images, so searching for a word finds the screenshot it's in. A separate shortcut grabs text off any part of the screen, video and PDF included.
The preview panel has about twenty text tweaks: case changes, JSON formatting, HEX to RGB, pulling the domain out of a link, and a cleaner for the em dashes, curly quotes and invisible characters in AI text.
No account, no sign up, no telemetry. What you copy stays on the Mac. One network request, an update check, and it can be switched off. About 5 MB, native Swift, Apple Silicon and Intel, signed and notarized by Apple. Klipto is free for 14 days with no card, then a free tier keeps your last 25 items, or $19.99 once.