Secure sharing
Private clipboard sharing between your own devices
MyClipCloud sends items to your own signed-in devices, and to another person only when you share one with them. There are no public links and you can cut off any device instantly.
Items are private to your account, sent over HTTPS, and encrypted at rest on the server with keys kept outside the database. This is server-side encryption, not end-to-end encryption. You control retention, can revoke devices at once, and can delete everything.
What you get
- Pause any time. Automatic sync is on by default; pause it or turn it off in Privacy & data whenever you like.
- Revocable devices. Removing a device ends its sessions immediately and stops it from receiving items.
- Secret warnings. If something you copy looks like a password, key or one-time code, the app asks before syncing it. This is a helpful check, not a guarantee.
- Sensitive fields excluded. Sign-in, password and payment fields are never captured.
Good to know
- Not end-to-end encrypted: the service can decrypt content to deliver it.
- Sharing with another person needs their email and a MyClipCloud account; they can turn off receiving shared items.
Read how MyClipCloud works for the full picture of what browsers allow.
Other features
No account needed
Devices on the same Wi-Fi find each other as soon as you open myclipcloud.com. Tap one, it accepts, and you can send text, photos and files — no sign-up, nothing stored.
Cloud clipboard
Copy on one browser and it is ready to paste on your others. Nothing to install — just sign in on each device with your email or Google.
Browser extension
The free MyClipCloud extension for Chrome keeps your computer's clipboard in sync while the browser is running — no MyClipCloud tab needed.
Clipboard history
Every item you sync is kept in a private history for the retention period you choose, so you can find that link from yesterday in seconds.
Cross-device sync
Laptop to phone, office PC to home Mac: sign in once on each browser and your MyClipCloud items are there.
Related guides
Secure Clipboard History: Expiry, Encryption and Deletion Explained
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Clipboard Privacy: What to Avoid Copying to Cloud Services
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Private clipboard sharing between your own devices
Items are private to your account, sent over HTTPS, and encrypted at rest on the server with keys kept outside the database. This is server-side encryption, not end-to-end encryption. You control retention, can revoke devices at once, and can delete everything.
No account? Use it right now on the same Wi-Fi — free, no sign-up.