Overview

Welcome to the CyberPaste Wiki!

CyberPaste is a beautiful, privacy-focused clipboard history manager for Windows. It stores everything you copy (text, code, images, files, URLs) in a local SQLite database, so you can recall any clip at any time. Search, organize, pin, edit, and paste instantly.

Here you can learn about the functions and detailed usage of CyberPaste.

New here? Start with How do you use CyberPaste? for simple everyday examples.

Key Features at a Glance

Feature	Description
Clipboard Engine	Rich content: text, code, HTML, RTF, images, URLs, files
View Modes	Full Mode (grid) and Compact Mode (high-density list)
Emoji Mode	Dedicated emoji collection with bilingual search and instant paste
Organization	Folders, favorites, pinning, bulk management
AI Actions	Summarize, translate, explain code, fix grammar
OCR	Extract text from images via Windows Media OCR
Notifications	Smart HUD toasts with countdown timers
Achievements	Optional local-only progress and long-term milestones
Privacy	100% local-first, ignore sensitive apps, automatic clipboard noise filtering
Customization	3 themes (Light, Dark, CyberPaste) plus System, which follows Windows. Frosted glass belongs to the CyberPaste theme. Global hotkey, auto-paste

Getting Started

Download the latest installer from Releases
Copy anything: CyberPaste captures it automatically
Press Ctrl+Shift+V to open the clipboard window
Search, click, or navigate to paste any previous clip

WinGet status: WinGet support is planned but the CyberGems.CyberPaste package has not yet been published in the official WinGet community source. The winget install CyberGems.CyberPaste command will not work until that publication is complete.

Document Index

Start Here

How Do You Use CyberPaste? — Simple everyday examples for new users

Core Features

Clipboard Engine — Content types, monitoring, capture
View Modes — Full Mode and Compact Mode
Organization — Folders, favorites, bulk management
AI Actions — Smart actions, providers, prompts
OCR & Image Viewer — Text extraction, image viewing
Notifications — HUD toasts, sounds, feedback

Configuration

Privacy & Security — Local-first, ignored apps, data
Achievements & Progress — Local statistics, milestones, and backup behavior
Settings — All configurable options
Keyboard Shortcuts — Complete shortcut reference
Installation & Setup — Install, build, auto-start

Reference

FAQ — Frequently asked questions
Changelog — Release history

What's New

v1.23.0 (2026-09-25)

Hide on outside click — Clicking the desktop or another app hides the window again in Full and Compact, including when it stays above other windows
Plain sentences — Styled clipboard HTML that is only a colored sentence is stored as plain text; tables and other real HTML stay HTML
Search and folders — Search history sits inside the field, Ctrl+F focuses search, and folder shortcuts are Ctrl+←/→ in Full and ←/→ in Compact
Compact hints — The footer slowly rotates search, folder, and peek hints in the same muted style, and folder changes use a short quiet highlight

v1.22.0 (2026-09-24)

Keyboard-first search history — Ctrl+H opens the menu with the first query selected; arrow keys and Enter work consistently in Full and Compact modes
Unified title-bar shortcuts — Peek (Ctrl+E), reset size (Ctrl+R), More (Ctrl+.), maximize (Ctrl+F11), and Compact layout (Ctrl+L) now share the Ctrl modifier
Adaptive menus and peek controls — More repositions and scrolls when needed, while peek controls sit beside the relevant filters/search controls without a persistent highlight
About and window polish — Dismissible update feedback, diagnostic copying, randomized CyberGems recommendations, and more reliable secondary-window focus

v1.21.0 (2026-09-22)

Achievements & progress — Optional local-only statistics, long-term milestones up to 25,000 clips, active-day tracking, and backup-safe progress snapshots
Quiet hours — Configurable notification quiet hours that also suppress associated sounds while preserving critical alerts
Save As — Export clips directly from context menus or content windows as images, text, HTML, RTF, URLs, original files, and multi-file packages
Search history — Persistent recent searches with MRU ordering, clear controls, literal wildcard handling, and a dedicated no-results state
Lock and tray polish — Wrong PIN attempts clear and refocus the input, native dialogs stay attached to the main window, and tray guidance is branded and bilingual

v1.20.0 (2026-09-07)

AI Settings — New Meta (Muse Spark) provider, prompt editor with rename/reset and descriptions, themed tooltips, and improved bidirectional translation defaults
Window menus — More menus across the main and image viewer windows; window branding opens About directly
Navigation — Space opens the selected clip's action menu; clips can be moved to top/bottom of the live list
Clear History — Available directly from the title-bar menu; the history limit now correctly counts pinned items

v1.19.x (2026-09-06)

Title-bar update button — A collapsible pill appears when a new version is available, in sync with About and the tray LED
Help menus — Documentation, wiki, changelog, GitHub, and About from both the title bar and the tray
Autostart fix — Windows autostart now works when installed under Program Files

See the full Changelog for every version.

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