Ditto
Ditto is an open-source clipboard manager for Windows developed by Scott Brogden. It extends the standard Windows Clipboard by saving every item you copy—text, images, and HTML—into a local database so you can access, search, and paste previous entries anytime.
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- ✓ Last checked: Nov. 4, 2026
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- Version
- 3.25.113.0
- Release date
- Sept. 27, 2025
- License
- GPL-3.0
- Installer type
- inno
How do I use this?
Type Terminal in the Start menu and open it, paste the command (Ctrl+V or right-click) and press Enter. It uses winget, Windows' own package manager, to install the program from its official source.
winget install --id Ditto.Ditto -eSHA256 (file verification)
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Platform pages: Windows · macOS · Linux · Android
Old versions (6)
Ditto 3.25.113.0: what's new?
Highlights
- Stores copied text, images, and formatting in a local database
- Provides a searchable history interface accessible via hotkey
- Allows syncing clipboard contents across multiple network-connected PCs
- Supports custom hotkeys and encrypted data transmission over local networks
Who is it for?
Ditto is designed for Windows users who frequently handle repetitive copying tasks, such as developers, writers, and administrative staff. It is used to store, search, and retrieve previously copied text, images, and HTML snippets across daily workflows.
Good to know before installing
- Available exclusively for the Windows platform.
- The user interface has a legacy appearance compared to modern Windows apps.
- Cross-device clipboard sharing requires manual network setup and configuration.
How to install
Windows
- Click the official download button on our page to get the installer, or run 'winget install --id Ditto.Ditto -e' in Command Prompt.
- Run the downloaded installer file and follow the setup wizard prompts.
- Launch Ditto and access your clipboard history using its system tray icon or default hotkey.
Alternatives
- CopyQ
- ClipClip
- Clipboard Master
Frequently asked questions
Is Ditto free and open source?
Yes, Ditto is completely free and licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
Does Ditto support images and rich text?
Yes, Ditto can store formatted text, HTML, and images in addition to plain text.
Where does Ditto store clipboard history?
Ditto stores saved clipboard items in a local SQLite database on your computer.