View Windows clipboard history

Windows 10 and 11 include clipboard history. Press Win + V to open it and enable it if prompted. It shows recent items copied after the feature was enabled.

For a larger, searchable clipboard history, try Clipdiary. It saves text in different formats, images, HTML, and file lists while it is running.

Press Ctrl + D to open the Clipdiary clipboard history window. Find a clip, copy it back to the clipboard, or paste it directly into another application.