Pros from reviewers

• Drag and drop feature: The software's drag and drop feature is user-friendly and works well with multiple monitor setups, allowing users to easily move clips to where they are needed

• Customizable folders: Users can create folders for specific types of clips, such as those for specific work tasks, making it easier to access and use saved clips

• Organized and efficient storage: ClipClip provides a clean and organized way to store and copy/paste clips, saving users significant time and making tasks more efficient

• User-friendly interface: ClipClip's interface is enjoyable and simple to use, making it easy to search for and reuse clips copied days ago

• Integration with cloud storage: The software's ability to store files on OneDrive or Google Drive allows users to work from multiple devices with all their clips readily available.

Cons from reviewers

• Frequent prompts to close the program: Some users have reported that ClipClip frequently asks if they want to close the program, which can be disruptive to the workflow

• Interference with standard cut & paste function: ClipClip has been reported to interfere with the standard cut & paste function in some applications, such as Excel

• Lack of shortcuts for specific items: Despite its many features, ClipClip does not offer shortcuts for specific items, which can slow down the process of accessing frequently used clips

• Disappearing window after pasting: After pasting an item, the ClipClip window disappears, which can be inconvenient for users who need to paste multiple items in succession

• Occasional bugs: While generally reliable, ClipClip can occasionally be buggy, requiring a restart of the software to fix the issues.