Clipboard Typer remembers your last 50 copied text items and lets you instantly reuse any of them — either typed out as simulated keystrokes or pasted directly. Everything runs on your own PC: the history lives in memory only and is gone the moment the app closes.
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Latest: 1.3.2, 2 October 2026 · Release history
What it does
- Keeps a history of your last 50 copied text items.
- Win + Alt + V opens the history picker; Ctrl + Alt + V instantly retypes the most recent item. Both shortcuts can be changed.
- Re-inserts an item as simulated keystrokes or as a normal paste — typing works in places where pasting is blocked.
- Works inside Remote Desktop and Windows App sessions.
- The picker is fully keyboard-navigable: arrow keys, Enter and Ctrl + Enter.
- Press and hold Esc to cancel typing partway through.
- Pause collection with Monitoring enabled, or wipe the list with Clear history, from the tray menu.
- Optional run at startup.
Privacy in one line
Clipboard Typer never writes your clipboard history to disk and never sends anything anywhere. The full details are in the privacy policy.