Sequential paste lets you queue several clipboard items and paste them one after another instead of copying and pasting one at a time. Clipboard AI gives your Mac three ways to do it - Paste All, Paste One by One, and Copy as One - and all three are free.
Your clipboard normally holds one thing. So moving five answers into five form fields means five round trips: copy, switch, paste, switch back. Sequential paste kills the round trips - you collect the clips once, then paste them in order without ever going back.
Pick the mode that fits the job. All three live in the same place: select clips in the ⌘⇧V panel or the All Clips window, then choose how they come out.
Pastes every selected clip one after another, top to bottom. One click, whole list.
Queues the selection. Each Command V inserts the next clip, and a small HUD shows what is coming.
Merges the selection into a single clip, so five snippets become one block you paste once.
Three steps, no setup beyond installing the app. Works in any app you can type into, because Clipboard AI pastes with a simulated Command V.
Sequential paste is rare on Mac. Pastebot pioneered it as a paid, Mac-only app, and most other clipboard managers skip it entirely.
Clipboard AI includes all three paste modes free on every plan, and pairs them with an iPhone app and sync, so the list you build on your phone is the list you paste on your Mac.
Sequential paste means queuing several clipboard items and pasting them one after another instead of one at a time. In Clipboard AI on Mac, you select the clips once and either paste them all in order or step through the queue, with each Command V inserting the next clip.
Open Clipboard AI with Command Shift V or from the menu bar, select several clips, then choose Paste All. The clips paste one after another, in order, into the app you were using. It works anywhere you can type.
Yes. Choose Paste One by One and Clipboard AI queues your selection. Every time you press Command V, the next clip in the queue is inserted, and a small heads-up display shows what is coming next. It is ideal for filling forms field by field.
Yes. Paste All, Paste One by One, and Copy as One are free for everyone on Mac, on every plan. Some competing Mac apps charge for sequential paste; in Clipboard AI it is part of the free tier.
Batch and sequential paste are Mac-only, because iOS does not let apps simulate paste keystrokes. On iPhone, the Clipboard AI paste keyboard gets you close: your saved clips sit in every text field, so inserting several items is a tap each rather than a copy-switch-paste round trip.
Sequential and batch paste are free on Mac. See what else your clipboard has been missing.
