content = json.load(file)
WORKDIR /app
COPY package*.json ./
QuickPaste is a free clipboard manager for Windows. It keeps your clipboard history close while giving you one place to organize the things you use again and again, snippets, templates, links, documents and more. Your data stays on your PC.
Windows clipboard history was a useful starting point. QuickPaste takes it further with search, snippets, templates, links, vaults and more.


Actions are different from saved Links. Links keep a destination handy, while Actions actually do something with it: open a website, jump to a local path, or paste saved text.
Keep a destination as an Action when the goal is to open it, not just copy it.
Use the system browser, or a selected browser for URL Actions.Jump straight to a local path instead of hunting through File Explorer.
Useful for project folders, documents and operations shortcuts.Turn a short, repeatable block of text into a one click paste Action.
Signatures, replies, command fragments and boilerplate all fit.Link = keep this destination.
Action = do something with it.
The same 11 core sections, used differently by the people who rely on them.



For anything sensitive: API keys, passwords, recovery codes.

A single, always-available scratchpad for jotting something down right now.

QuickPaste is designed for keyboard-first users. Open it with your hotkey, find what you need, and paste it anywhere.
Global shortcut to open
Type a few letters to find it
Click an item, then paste anywhere
<button class="px-4 py-2"> Click me </button>
Use QuickPaste without a trial or a subscription. Upgrade once when you want unlimited access.
Remove the limits. Pay once, own it forever. No subscription.
Yes. The Free plan is permanent: no trial, no time limit and no account. It includes every section, with limits on how much you can store (for example 25 clipboard items and 3 each of snippets, templates and links).
No. Pro is a one-time payment of £9.99 for lifetime access, with no recurring charge. License keys are issued through Gumroad.
Nothing is deleted. Anything over a limit is tucked out of view until you free up space or upgrade to Pro.
Windows clipboard history is a short-term list: it keeps your last 25 copied items and clears them when you restart, apart from pinned items. QuickPaste is built to replace it, and even the Free plan goes further: 25 clipboard items plus 10 pins, older copies moved into History, search, categories, 10 themes, a vault, snippets, templates and encrypted import and export. Pro removes the limits.
Your clipboard and saved QuickPaste data stay on your PC. There is no account and no cloud sync, and the core app works offline. Pro activation checks your license key online to verify the purchase. Exports require Master PIN verification and are then encrypted with a separate backup password.
More answers in the user guide.
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Free forever. Pro is a one-time £9.99, with no subscription. Each Pro key supports up to 3 device activations.