Copy once.
Put it anywhere.
FloatClip keeps your recent clipboard beside the work—not buried behind another shortcut. Find an item, click it, and return it to the field you were using.
Full x64 installer · No sign-up · History stored locally
FloatClip holds the copied item within reach.
- Open
- Ctrl + Shift + V
- Place
- Any screen edge
- Paste
- One deliberate click
- Storage
- Your computer
The missing middle between copy and paste.
FloatClip watches the Windows clipboard, preserves useful representations, and stays ready without taking over your desktop.
- 01Capture
Copy normally in any application. New content enters your recent history automatically.
- 02Recognize
Text, formatted content, images, links, and colors receive previews suited to what they contain.
- 03Retrieve
Search or open a folder, then click the item to paste it into the previously focused field.
History that knows what it is holding.
The preview changes with the payload while the original clipboard representation remains available for paste.
Plain text
Exact text with a clean preview
HTML + RTF
Formatted content retained for paste
Images
Persistent thumbnail preview
Links
Recognized URL and app-link actions
Colors
Hex, RGB, RGBA, and HSL swatches
A small window with serious controls.
Pin it above your work, make it compact, let it fade when you do not need it, and keep the history organized across restarts.
Folders that stay put
Create named tabs and move individual clipboard items without disturbing the order of your history.
Sensitive previews masked
Likely passwords, tokens, private keys, and recovery phrases are obscured automatically, with manual control when needed.
Search before you scroll
Filter the current history or folder instantly, then select the exact item you want to paste.
Quiet when idle
Choose how long FloatClip waits before fading and how transparent the floating window becomes.
Keep the next paste within reach.
Choose the full x64 installer for most Windows computers. It includes the required .NET runtime.
Download FloatClipx64 · 1.6.2Before you install
Do I need to uninstall an older FloatClip version?
No. Exit FloatClip from the system tray, then run the updated installer over the existing version. Stored history and settings remain in the app data folder.
Does clipboard history survive a restart?
Yes. FloatClip persists its history, folders, pinned state, and supported image previews locally on your computer.
Which installer should I choose?
Use x64 full on almost every modern Intel or AMD Windows PC. Choose x86 only for 32-bit Windows and Arm64 only for a Windows on Arm device.