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All Clips, the library window

The full window, for when the popup is too small a lens: a sidebar to narrow things down, every clip as a board of cards or a list, and a preview showing everything Tucket knows about a clip.

Last updated 2026-09-22

How do I open it?

  1. Press ⌘⌃L.
  2. Or click the folder button in the popup.

Board or list?

Switch between them with the two buttons in the toolbar. Board lays every clip out as a card at its real shape, so screenshots keep their proportions, links show their preview and colours show as swatches. It is the one for browsing.

List is one line per clip, for scanning hundreds at a glance. It is the one for finding.

How do I narrow down what I am looking at?

The sidebar has four groups: All, Types with one per category, Pinboards, and Sources, which lists every app you have ever copied from with its icon and a count.

Sources is the one people do not expect. If you know you copied it out of Figma but not what it was, start there.

How do I see everything about a clip?

Click it. Nothing opens until you do, so the whole window stays yours for browsing. The preview slides in on the right with a full-size view plus everything Tucket worked out: smart tag, AI summary, source app and website, timestamp, category, dimensions, file size, and which pinboard it is on.

Videos play, colours show a swatch, PDFs scroll as real documents, and text is editable in place. Close it with Esc, the ✕, or the toolbar button.

Can I get around it from the keyboard?

KeyWhat it does
Arrow keysStep through clips. Left and right on the board, up and down in the list.
Space or ReturnOpen the preview for the chosen clip
EscClose the preview

How do I get the text out of a screenshot?

  1. Click the image in All Clips to open its preview.
  2. Scroll the preview to the recognised text.
  3. Click Copy text.

Good to know

  • Hover a clip for Copy and ✕ buttons, at the top right. Right-click gives the same menu on the board and in the list.
  • Pasting from here closes the window, puts the app you were in back in front, and pastes, so it behaves like the popup rather than leaving you to switch back yourself.
  • While All Clips is open Tucket has a Dock icon and a normal menu bar. Close it and the app goes back to living only in the menu bar.

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