Clipboard history

Turn it on

Settings path: Tools › Clipboard

1. Open Tools, then Clipboard, and turn it on.
2. Turn on Full Access in iOS Settings. No keyboard can read the pasteboard without it.

Pasting something from earlier

Clipboard keeps what you've copied so you can paste something from an hour ago, and pin the things you paste constantly.

Save recently copied text and images for quick re-paste. Adds a clipboard icon to the suggestions bar. Scroll through your saved clips in the app or keyboard; older clips stay available until you delete them. Long clips show a shortened preview; copying or pasting still uses the complete saved text. Image previews appear as you browse, and copying an image keeps its original quality. Bento shows clips at their natural height in two columns within the same scrolling panel.

Pinned

Pin what you paste every day and it stays at the top. Groups hold the rest in order: one for work, one for addresses, whatever suits the way you write. In Android test builds, swipe a clip to reveal Copy, Pin and Delete. With a glass theme, the buttons grow out of the card edge as you swipe and separate when fully revealed. In the right-hand column of Grid or Bento, swipe right to reveal these actions toward the middle of the panel.

• Pinned
• Groups

Paste from Other Apps

iOS asks “Allow Paste?” every time Clink reads your clipboard. That's clipboard history, translating something you copied, and AI actions that work on copied text.

1. Open the Settings app.
2. Apps → Clink → Paste from Other Apps.
3. Choose Allow, and iOS stops asking.

What is kept, and clearing it

History lives on the device, and clearing it removes it there and then. Copied images stay on the phone even when sync is on.

• iCloud Sync and backups