MeetClop.Clipboard optimizer for macOS.

• Optimize copied images automatically and make the smaller version ready to paste into another app.
• Compress and transform images, video, and PDF files through clipboard workflows, Finder selections, watched files, or drag-and-drop.
• Downscale and crop media, convert video to GIF, alter speed, remove audio, and encode compatible formats such as MP4.
• Create preset drop zones backed by Shortcuts for actions such as WebP conversion, watermarking, cropping, and uploading.
• Use on-device processing with no cloud file transfer, while retaining original files in Clop’s backup folder.
• Integrate with macOS Shortcuts, Dropshare, and file-shelf apps, and use Apple Silicon’s media engine for supported video encoding.

Clop is ideal for people who repeatedly share screenshots, recordings, visual documentation, or large PDFs and want the size reduction to happen before the upload becomes a problem. It complements capture tools such as CleanShot or Shottr rather than replacing them.

The automatic modes need thoughtful configuration. Keep an original when resolution, metadata, or exact visual fidelity matters, and check which capabilities remain available after the current Pro trial.

Clop requires macOS 13 or later and processes images, video, and PDFs locally. Clipboard watching and folder monitoring necessarily expose the selected local content to the app, but the developer says optimization works offline rather than uploading files for conversion. Review monitored folders and automatic replacement settings before enabling an unattended workflow.

Clop includes a free tier. Pro €15 one-time purchase.