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#How to use univeral clipboard mac os iphone how to#
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Rinse and repeat on every computer where you want to use 1Clipoard.Read the onscreen information about the features and information that 1Clipboard will have access to, and if you’re happy to proceed then click ‘Allow.’.Enter the details for your Google account.Select the ‘Sign in to Google to synchronise clipboard on multiple computers’ radio button, and then click ‘Next.’.Once the file has downloaded, double-click to launch it and follow the onscreen instructions to install.

#How to use univeral clipboard mac os iphone download#

Download the free 1Clipboard app from the 1Clipboard website.

You’ll also need to sign into this Google account on every device where you want to access the shared clipboard, so you should consider the security and privacy aspect before setting up 1Clipboard on devices that other people potentially have access to, as they’ll also have access to your Google account.

If you don’t already have a Google account, then you can create one for free.

#How to use univeral clipboard mac os iphone how to#

In this article, I’m going to show you how to setup and use 1Clipboard, a free application that can synchronise the contents of your clipboard between multiple Macs, and even between the macOS and Windows operating systems.ġClipboard synchronises the contents of your clipboard via Google Drive, so you’ll need a Google account in order to use 1Clipboard’s sync functionality. However, this feature is limited to certain models of Mac, iPhone and iPad, so if you want to copy/paste between MacBooks that don’t meet Universal Clipboard’s system requirements, then you’ll need to use a third party app. If you regularly move between computers, then wouldn’t it be convenient if these computers shared the same clipboard?īuilt-in synced clipboard functionality is becoming more common, for example macOS Sierra has a Universal Clipboard feature that lets you copy something on your Mac and then paste it on your iPhone or iPad, and vice versa.

Many of us switch between multiple computers on a regular basis – for example, maybe you have a computer at home and a Mac you’ve been assigned at work or an older MacBook that you’ve kept as your personal laptop and a shiny new Mac that’s setup as the communal, family computer.