Copy Multiple Clipboard Items
Select clipboard items in the order you want them, then copy them as one block. New picks join the end of the queue, and you can reverse it once.
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Copy Multiple Clipboard Items is for the moment when clipboard work becomes a set, not a single item. You may collect several quotes, links, replies, notes, or snippets and want them all in one destination.
Without a batch action, you keep returning to history, copying one item, pasting it, then repeating the same loop. Copy All turns the selected clips into one output.
When Copy All is the right mode
Use Copy All when the destination is one place:
- a note that collects several links
- a draft that needs multiple quotes
- a message with several resource URLs
- a support reply assembled from reusable blocks
- a document that combines research fragments
If each item needs a separate field, use Step Paste instead.
How to use it
- Copy the text, links, or snippets you need during normal work.
- Open AegisClip with the global shortcut shown in settings.
- Enter multi-select mode with
Command + M. - Select the items you want to combine.
- Use Copy All or press
Command + Enter. - Paste the combined result into the target app.
The numbered selection order is the output order. You can reverse the current queue, but there is no arbitrary reorder mode. In an expired trial without the Full Version, Select All only includes the first nine accessible clips; locked items are not silently added.
What to watch for
Copy All is strongest with text-heavy content. If you combine images, rich text, or file items, the final paste behavior depends on the destination app. Some apps accept mixed pasteboard content, while others only accept plain text.
For important output, test the combined result in Notes or a draft first.
Better batching habits
Use Search and Filter before selecting if the history is large. Add tags with Clipboard Tag Management when you repeatedly build the same kind of batch. Use Split Text into Items first if one long copied block needs to become several smaller clips.
Copy All is not about saving more history. It is about making the next action less repetitive.
For a broader tutorial, read Multiple Copy Paste on Mac.
FAQ
What does Copy All do?
Copy All lets you select several clipboard history items and copy them together, so the selected content can be pasted into one document, message, note, or field.
When should I use Copy All instead of Step Paste?
Use Copy All when all selected items should become one combined output. Use Step Paste when each item needs to land in a different field or position.
What content works best with Copy All?
Text, links, notes, replies, quotes, and safe snippets are the clearest fit. Mixed rich content may depend on what the destination app supports.
What shortcut starts batch copy?
In multi-select mode, use Command + Enter to copy all selected items. You can also use the multi-select toolbar.
How is Copy All output ordered?
Items follow selection order. A newly selected item joins the end; deselecting and selecting it again moves it back to the end. The toolbar can reverse the current queue, but it does not provide arbitrary drag sorting.
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