NanoClip is an app that combines three tools into a single menu bar: an advanced clipboard manager, a text snippet expander, and an automation builder (Flows). Everything is controlled via the keyboard using separate global hotkeys for each tool.

Features:

Clipboard with a “time machine”

• History: saves everything you’ve copied—text, links, images, GIFs, code, colors. You can search, browse, and paste past items with a key.
• Edit before pasting (⌘E): correct a typo, update a value, then paste the modified version.
• Pinning: frequently used items stay at the top, even when you copy new ones.
• Insert Queue: Add multiple items to the queue and insert them sequentially—handy for filling out forms.
• Rich Previews: Headings, favicons, and OG images are displayed for links (even from secure sites).
• Hide sensitive info: Passwords, API keys, and personal data can be obfuscated—they remain in the history but are not visible.

Snippets with Auto-Expansion

• Type a short keyword—NanoClip replaces it with the full text.
• Keywords: Assign @sig, @addr, or any other keyword—and type it in any app (Mail, Notion, Xcode, Terminal). The snippet will be inserted instantly.
• Dynamic placeholders: use {clipboard}, {date}, {time}, {cursor}—values will be filled in upon insertion.
• Fields to fill in: a snippet can prompt you for values (recipient’s name, task number, date) before insertion.

Flows — clipboard automation
Chains of steps (blocks) that transform copied content into the desired result. Over 30 built-in blocks are available across four categories:

• Text (15 blocks): case conversion, trimming, search and replace, string sorting, duplicate removal, JSON, extraction by regular expression, URL encoding, and more.
• Images (5 blocks): format conversion (PNG / JPEG / GIF), resizing, compression, rotation, OCR (text from images).
• URLs (5 blocks): remove tracking parameters, get page title, extract body text, download images, generate a QR code.
• AI (5 blocks): summarization, key points, rewriting (with tone selection), translation, and “Custom Request”—you save your instructions as a reusable block.

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