CopyCopyPaste app icon
For macOS

Copy. Copy. Paste.

Run AI actions on whatever you just copied — right where you already are.

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Install
  1. Click Download for Mac above and let the download finish.
  2. Open CopyCopyPaste.dmg from your Downloads.
  3. In the window that opens, drag the CopyCopyPaste icon onto the Applications folder.
  4. Open your Applications folder and double-click CopyCopyPaste.
  5. macOS asks about apps downloaded from the internet — click Open. Apple has already checked the app.
  6. Follow the setup. It takes about five minutes.
Sign in
On first launch, sign in with the email you were approved with. That’s the whole setup — you’re ready to run actions.
Using CopyCopyPaste
Everything runs through the Action Palette — AI actions for whatever is on your clipboard. Open it any of three ways:
  1. Copy Copy. Press ⌘C twice on the same content and the palette appears. Grant Accessibility when prompted so the gesture can work.
  2. The global hotkey. Press ⌃⌥V to run actions on anything on your clipboard — including things that got there without ⌘C, like right-clicking to copy an image or the copy button in apps like ChatGPT or Claude. You can change the shortcut in Settings.
  3. The menu bar. Click the CopyCopyPaste icon and choose Open Action Palette. Works without any permissions.
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Look for this in the menu bar, at the top right of your screen.
Privacy first
Your clipboard history stays on your Mac — it’s never uploaded. Nothing reaches the AI until you pick an action, and you can require a confirmation before each one, pause history, or exclude specific apps in Settings.
Updates are automatic
CopyCopyPaste checks for new builds in the background and installs them with one click. You can also check anytime from the menu-bar icon.