On Mac press Cmd+Shift+Ctrl+4, on Windows press Win+Shift+S to capture your screen to the clipboard. Paste on this page with Cmd+V (or Ctrl+V) to see a preview, then download in your preferred format (PNG/JPG/WebP).

Is my image uploaded to a server?

No. Pasted images are processed locally using the browser Canvas API and are never sent to any server. Work screens and captures containing personal information stay safely on your device.

Can I use it on mobile?

Mobile browsers restrict clipboard image access, so pasting may not work. Instead, use the "Choose file" button to pick a screenshot from your gallery — format conversion and download work the same way.

📋 Clipboard Image Saver

Copy a screen capture to your clipboard, paste it (Cmd+V/Ctrl+V), and download it instantly as PNG, JPG, or WebP. Paste multiple images in a row, adjust quality, and name your files — all processed safely in your browser with no uploads.

Everything runs in your browser — files are never uploaded to or stored on any server.

🔒 Your images are never uploaded — everything is processed locally in your browser.

Paste your captured image here

Cmd+V (Mac) / Ctrl+V (Windows) — or click this area to read from clipboard

You can also drag & drop image files

How to capture your screen to the clipboard

Mac (macOS): ⌘ + Shift + Ctrl + 4 — drag to select an area; the capture is copied to the clipboard. (Without Ctrl it saves to a file instead)

Windows: Win + Shift + S — the Snipping Tool opens and the capture is copied to the clipboard.

📱 Mobile browsers restrict clipboard image access. Use the "Choose file" button above to pick from your gallery, or drag & drop a file.

How to Save Clipboard Images

Capture your screen with Cmd+Shift+Ctrl+4 (Mac) or Win+Shift+S (Windows)
Paste on this page with Cmd+V/Ctrl+V
Choose the format (PNG/JPG/WebP) and file name
Click download to save it as a file

Everything About Saving Clipboard Images

The clipboard capture shortcuts (Cmd+Shift+Ctrl+4 on Mac, Win+Shift+S on Windows) are fast, but turning that capture into an actual file usually means opening Paint or Preview first. With this tool, you capture, paste once on this page, and download the file — done.

There are three ways to add an image: press Cmd+V/Ctrl+V anywhere on the page, click the drop zone to read directly from the clipboard, or drag and drop image files. Paste multiple captures in a row and they stack up in a list, ready for individual or batch download — perfect for rapid screenshot sessions.

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Choose your format: PNG (lossless original), JPG (adjustable 60-100% quality), or WebP. Since JPG does not support transparency, transparent backgrounds are automatically filled with white. Enter a custom file name, or leave it blank to get an automatic screenshot-date-time name generated at the moment you click download.

Everything runs locally via the browser Clipboard and Canvas APIs — your images never leave your device. Internal documents, chat screens, and captures with personal information are all safe to use. Great for attaching bug reports, writing documentation, preparing blog images, or any workflow that turns captures into files.

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