Use your clipboard history on Windows.
- Install and open. Get Clipora from Microsoft Store. Local history does not need an app account.
- Copy while recording. Start with synthetic text, a link or an image. Recording begins while Clipora runs; it does not import old history from another app.
- Choose the destination. Click the input where you want to paste. Press Ctrl+Alt+V, search and click a clip or press Enter.
- Pin useful clips. Use the pin button; pinned clips stay at the top. The menu also offers editing, copy, deletion and ordering.
- Adjust your workspace. Settings → Appearance controls theme, accent color, density, thumbnails and picker dimensions.
- Back up. Backup & restore exports an encrypted library with a password. Keep the password safely; it is not recoverable. Restore merges records and confirmed deletion records may remove matching items.
Keep recording under your control.
Pause before copying sensitive data. Closing the workspace keeps the app in the tray; Quit exits. Enable Start with Windows only if you want recording available at sign-in. Windows can disable startup in its own Settings.
Common limitations
Use manual Ctrl+V when Windows restricts automatic input into an elevated application. File clips store paths, so moving the underlying files can break references. Rapid copies may miss intermediate content. Windows reset/uninstall can remove package data; export a backup first.