Pasteable — universal clipboard for every device

Guide · 2026

Universal clipboard for every device

Apple's Universal Clipboard is nice — if you only use Apple devices. But the moment you touch a Windows PC, a Linux machine, or an Android phone, it stops working. Pasteable is a universal clipboard that actually works across Mac · Windows · Linux · Android · Web · iPhone soon.

Pasteable for Android is on Google Play. The iPhone app is in App Store review right now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment it’s live, or use the web app on your iPhone today.

Apple Universal Clipboard vs Pasteable

Apple Universal Clipboard

  • Mac to Mac, or Mac to iPhone only — no Windows, Linux, or Android.
  • Requires both devices signed into the same iCloud account.
  • Does not work with files larger than a few MB reliably.
  • No history — only the most recent copy is available.
  • No search, no AI, no snippets, no keyboard extension.

Pasteable

  • Works beyond AppleMac, Windows, Linux, and Android, plus the web app in any browser. The iPhone app is in App Store review.
  • Full clipboard historyNot just the last copy — your history is searchable on every computer, and your synced clips (25 free, up to 10,000 on Pro) follow you everywhere.
  • Files and imagesSync files up to 1 GB on Free, 5 GB on Pro. Copy a file on your PC, paste it on your Mac.
  • End-to-end encryptedOptional E2E encryption means the cloud copy is unreadable without your key.
  • Mobile keyboardA custom keyboard on Android gives you your synced clips in any text field. The iPhone keyboard comes with the iPhone app, now in App Store review.
  • Works without AppleNo iCloud account, no Apple device, no AirDrop required. Just sign in to Pasteable.

What you can do

Copy on Windows, paste on Mac

Copy a link on your Windows PC, paste it into a document on your Mac — no email to self.

Copy on Windows, open on iPhone

Copy text on your Windows PC, then open pasteableapp.com/app on your iPhone and copy it from your synced clips.

Copy on Mac, paste on Linux

Copy a code snippet on your Mac, paste it into your terminal on Linux. Same account, same history.

Copy a file, paste on another device

Free syncs files up to 1 GB; Pro goes to 5 GB. Copy a file on your PC, paste it on your Mac.

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Get the universal clipboard

Free on Mac, Windows, and Linux. Copy on one device, paste on another — that is the whole idea.

Pasteable for Android is on Google Play. The iPhone app is in App Store review right now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment it’s live, or use the web app on your iPhone today.