ClipDiary is a full-featured clipboard manager that stores all clipboard items and help you paste them back at a later time.

There's a great amount of features waiting for you in the app, so it could take some time until you manage to discover them all. The good thing is that a wizard loads at the first program launch and provides you an in-depth overview of the essential tools. Plus, a comprehensive help manual comprises all the information you need on any of the built-in features.

First of all, ClipDiary stores all clipboard items in a plain and simple GUI, while offering advanced controls to search for a specific entry, browse pages in case you have tons of stored items or reset filters.

Clicking on any of the displayed entries gives you the option to paste the text in the active window, rename or delete it, copy or paste as plain text and save to file. A decent amount of information is available too, such as the source application and creation date.

In addition, ClipDiary integrates hotkey support to quickly open the clip selection dialog box, copy the previous or the next clip to the clipboard, automatically paste a clip after the quick copy or paste the current clipboard content as plain text.

There are plenty of other options available, including adjustable parameters that concern the pasting process, the interface and filters.

ClipDiary quietly sits in the Windows System Tray and doesn't slow down the machine at all. Just a minimum CPU usage was experienced during our testing and the app runs smoothly on all Windows iterations.

To sum up, ClipDiary is one of the best clipboard managers on the software market, offering a totally impressive feature package. It has a clean and well thought out GUI, very powerful features and plenty of information to appeal to all user categories.