Every reference, swatch and screenshot is one strip away
Design work is copy-heavy: hex codes, Figma links, screenshots, copy decks. Clypy remembers all of it with real thumbnails, so you scan instead of hunting.
Visual work deserves a visual clipboard
- Filename soup
“Screenshot 2026-07-04 at 3.14.png” tells you nothing. You open five to find the one.
- Lost hex
The exact blue you eyedropped an hour ago is gone the moment you copy anything else.
- Phone limbo
You shot a reference on your phone and now you're emailing it to yourself to get it on the Mac.
Thumbnails, not filenames
Every image clip keeps a real preview. The screenshot you took Tuesday still looks familiar, so you spot it in a second instead of opening five files.
One collection per project
Drag the approved assets, links, and copy into a “Launch” collection and pin it to the strip. Share it with engineering so their paste is always the current version.
Made for the messy middle of a project
Shoot on your phone, paste on your Mac
Photograph a poster, a texture, a whiteboard. By the time you're back at your desk it's in the strip, ready to drop onto the canvas.
“that blue from the client's logo”
Search the way you remember, not by exact strings. Hex codes, fonts named in a thread and the link buried in last week's copies are all findable.
See it before you paste it
Press Space on any clip for a full preview, whether it is a colour swatch, an image or a complete link, so you never paste the wrong one.
Straight onto the artboard
Drag an image or asset from the strip into Figma, Slack, or an email. No round-trip through the Finder.
“My clipboard used to be a black hole. Now it is a moodboard I never had to build. The shot from my phone is simply there when I get to my desk.”