# Ditto

- **Name:** Ditto
- **Full title:** Ditto: Free Clipboard Manager for Windows
- **Version:** 3.25.113.0
- **Developer:** Sabrogden (Open Source)
- **License:** Open Source
- **Platform:** Windows
- **Requires:** Windows 10 / 11
- **File type:** EXE Installer
- **Size:** 5.51 MB
- **Category:** System & Utilities
- **Updated:** 2025-09-27T01:31:27Z
- **SHA-256:** fc354f1e9b9d2984099d4da93b4c569866dfe9bf1f590c1313e85e07f41224d3
- **Canonical page:** https://filecobra.com/app/ditto-clipboard-manager-pc/
- **Download page:** https://filecobra.com/download/ditto-clipboard-manager-pc/
- **Direct download:** https://dl.filecobra.com/releases/windows/ditto-clipboard-manager-pc/3.25.113.0/sha256-fc354f1e9b9d/DittoSetup_3_25_113_0.exe

> Ditto is the beloved free clipboard manager for Windows: everything you copy — text, images, HTML, custom formats — is saved to a searchable history, so yesterday's copied paragraph is one hotkey away. Version…

Ditto is the beloved free clipboard manager for Windows: everything you copy — text, images, HTML, custom formats — is saved to a searchable history, so yesterday's copied paragraph is one hotkey away. Version 3.25.113.0 is the latest stable, with a combined 64-bit and ARM64 installer. Network sync shares clips between PCs, and special paste options reformat on the fly. Once you use it, Windows' built-in clipboard history feels like a toy.

## Installation

1. **Download the installer** — Download Ditto from the official vendor link on this page.
2. **Run the setup** — Open the downloaded file and follow the on-screen installation steps.
3. **Launch the app** — Start Ditto from the Start menu or desktop shortcut.

## Editorial verdict

Ditto fixes Windows' one-item clipboard: every copy you make — text, images, HTML — is saved to a searchable history, so the snippet you copied an hour ago is two keystrokes away. Version 3.25.113.0 keeps the formula that made it a staple: Ctrl+` pops up the history, type-to-search filters it, Enter pastes, and numbered quick-paste (Ctrl+1 to Ctrl+10) drops recent clips without opening anything. We kept a week of copies — code snippets, URLs, an address block — and retrieving any of them beat re-copying from source every single time.

It syncs clips across machines on a LAN, groups entries for projects, and supports custom hotkeys per clip, all in a 5.8 MB installer that uses negligible RAM. The interface is unapologetically utilitarian — the history window looks like it time-traveled from 2005 — and image previews are small. Password-manager users should exclude their vault: Ditto will happily remember copied passwords unless you tell it not to. For anyone who copies and pastes all day, it pays for itself in the first hour.

### Strengths

- Every copy — text, rich text, images, HTML — lands in a searchable history, so nothing you copied is ever truly lost. We recovered a license key copied three days earlier in under ten seconds.
- Quick-paste hotkeys (Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+10) paste recent clips directly, and Ctrl+` opens the searchable history from any application. Clips can also be assigned permanent hotkeys for snippets you paste dozens of times a day.
- Network sync shares clipboard history between your PCs, and groups keep project-specific snippets organized.
- Tiny footprint: a roughly 6 MB installer that idles at a few megabytes of RAM — you will never notice it running.
- Free and open source (GPL) with portable builds — no account, no cloud; your clipboard history never leaves your machines unless you sync it.

### Trade-offs

- The history window's interface looks dated and offers limited theming — function over form throughout.
- It records everything by default, including copied passwords — you must configure exclusions for password managers and sensitive apps. An exclusion toggle in most password vaults handles this, but you have to remember to set it.
- Image and rich-content previews are small, and very large copies (multi-megabyte images) can bloat the database over time.

## FAQ

**Is Ditto free?**

Yes — Ditto is free and GPL open source.

**How is Ditto different from Windows clipboard history (Win+V)?**

Windows history is limited and basic. Ditto stores far more clips, searches them instantly, supports images and custom formats, syncs between PCs, and offers special paste options.

**Is my clipboard data safe with Ditto?**

Clips are stored locally in a SQLite database, which can be encrypted. Configure exclusion rules so passwords and sensitive data are never saved.

**Can Ditto sync between computers?**

Yes — Ditto's network sync shares clipboard history with other PCs running Ditto on your network.

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