Clipboard manager for Windows 11 and 10
NotchPixel is a clipboard manager for Windows 11 and 10 that keeps everything you copy in its Dynamic Island-style island at the top of your screen: text, links, pictures and files, sorted into tabs. Click any item to copy it again.
7-day free trial. One-time purchase, no account.

What it does
- Text, links, pictures and files, each in its own tab, plus an All tab for everything.
- Pins keep the things you paste every day, for good.
- Your history is kept after a restart and encrypted for your Windows account.
- Copies from password managers are skipped.
- Nothing leaves your PC: NotchPixel has no account and sends nothing to us.
What Windows already has
Windows has its own clipboard history: press Win+V. It keeps your last 25 items in a small panel by the cursor and clears everything except pinned items when you restart. If that is all you need, you do not need an app. NotchPixel is for people who want their history one hover away at the top of the screen, sorted by type and kept across restarts, next to the island's other tools.
Good to know
- Win+V keeps working as before; NotchPixel keeps its own history alongside it.
- Runs on Windows 10 version 2004 or later and Windows 11, 64-bit (x64).
Questions
Is my clipboard sent anywhere?
No. Your clipboard history stays on your PC, encrypted for your Windows account. NotchPixel has no account, no telemetry and no ads.
Does it keep pictures and files?
Yes. Pictures and files get their own tabs next to text and links. Click any item to put it back on the clipboard.
What does it cost?
$9.99 once in the US after a 7-day free trial, with no subscription. It is sold only in the Microsoft Store, which installs and updates it.
Part of NotchPixel
This is one of the jobs NotchPixel does in one island at the top of your screen, with music, clipboard history, files to your phone, a game strip, reminders and widgets. See everything it does, read what people say on the Microsoft Store, or see how to get a Dynamic Island on Windows.
7-day free trial. One-time purchase, no account.