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VoraClip vs Windows clipboard history (Win+V)

Windows 10 and 11 have clipboard history built in: press Windows key + V. It's free and fine for the last few things you copied. A clipboard manager keeps far more and lets you search it.

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VoraClipWindows clipboard (Win+V)
PriceOne-time: $7.99 for 1 computer, $11.99 for 2, $24.99 for 5Free, built into Windows
How many itemsUp to 10,000 clipsThe last 25 items. Pinned items are kept
Survives a restartYesOnly pinned items
Search your historyYes, as you typeNo search box; you scroll the list
Search text inside screenshots and imagesYes, recognized on your computerNo
Item sizeText, images, files and linksUp to 4 MB per item
Sync between devicesNo. History stays on your computerOptional, with a Microsoft account
Hiding passwords and secretsPasswords, API keys and card numbers show as dots until you reveal themNot documented
Also on Mac and LinuxYes, one license covers any mixNo

Windows facts from Microsoft Support, checked on November 11, 2026.

When Win+V is enough

When you'll want VoraClip

How to turn on Win+V

Open Settings → System → Clipboard and turn on Clipboard history. Then press Windows key + V to open it.

The short answer

Win+V is a good start and costs nothing. When 25 items stop being enough, or you need to search, try VoraClip free for 14 days.

No account or card needed for the trial. VoraClip runs on macOS 12 or later, Windows and Linux.

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