A Chrome extension that makes saving copied text effortless. With a simple Ctrl+C, every selection becomes a new clipboard entry you can edit, and export anytime as TXT or CSV.
I often needed to copy information from websites and manually paste it into CSV files, Word documents, or other apps. Handling many items across multiple sites quickly became tedious (Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V). Hence, I built Clipboard Saver to make saving copied text effortless.
- Effortless Saving: Press
Ctrl+Cto instantly save any copied text as a new entry. - Search: Quickly find past entries with the built-in search bar.
- Edit Entries: Double-click an entry to update its content.
- Download History: Download your clipboard as TXT or CSV for backup or sharing.
- Lightweight & Secure: All data is stored locally in Chrome, no external servers.
- Select any text as usual from any website.
- Press
Ctrl+Cto add it as a new entry in the extension. - Access your history via the popup, search, edit, or export whenever needed.
Clipboard Saver is not on the Chrome Web Store. You install it manually by loading the source code directly. This takes about a minute.
Option A - Clone with Git:
git clone https://github.com/tejasashinde/clipboard-saver-extensionOption B - Download ZIP:
- Download the latest release ZIP from this repository.
- Extract the zip to a folder on your computer (e.g., ~/clipboard-saver).
- Open Chrome.
- Type
chrome://extensionsin the address bar and press Enter. - Enable Developer mode using the toggle in the top-right corner.
- Click Load unpacked in the top-left.
- Navigate to the clipboard-saver folder you downloaded.
- Select the folder (the one containing manifest.json) and click Open. The Clipboard Saver icon should appear in your browser toolbar. If it's hidden, click the puzzle piece icon in the toolbar and pin Clipboard Saver.
- Copy any text using
Ctrl+Cin . - Open the Clipboard Saver popup to see your entries, edit, or download them.
If you pull or download a new version, go to chrome://extensions and click the Reload button on the Clipboard Saver card, or just click Load unpacked again and select the same folder.
Go to chrome://extensions, find Clipboard Saver, and click Remove.
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests for new features, bug fixes, or improvements.
MIT License — see the LICENSE file for details.
