CopyLasso is a free, open-source macOS app that copies text and supported codes
from anywhere on your screen. Press your keyboard shortcut and drag over the
content. CopyLasso puts the result on your clipboard. The default shortcut is
Command-Shift-2.
Recognition runs on your Mac with Apple Vision. CopyLasso does not upload or save screenshots.
CopyLasso 0.3.1 is the latest release. It requires macOS 14 or later and runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
CopyLasso-0.3.1.dmg.To verify the download, place the DMG and checksum file in the same folder and run:
shasum -a 256 -c CopyLasso-0.3.1.dmg.sha256
The command should print CopyLasso-0.3.1.dmg: OK.
Esc to cancel.CopyLasso recognizes ordinary text plus QR, Code 128, Data Matrix, PDF417, and Aztec codes. Code payloads are copied as plain text; CopyLasso never opens or runs them.
Open Settings to change the shortcut, choose OCR languages, control update checks and sound, start CopyLasso at login, or enable capture history.
Capture history is optional and off by default. When enabled, it stores only successful text and code results in an encrypted local archive. It never stores screenshots.
CopyLasso has no accounts, analytics, telemetry, cloud OCR, or content upload. Screen capture and recognition stay on your Mac. The app uses the network only to check its authenticated update feed, and you can turn off automatic checks.
Read Privacy for data-handling details. To report a vulnerability, follow the instructions in Security.
Open CopyLasso.xcodeproj in Xcode 26.6 and run the CopyLasso scheme. To run
the repository's formatting, build, test, coverage, offline, and Universal 2
checks, use:
./scripts/ci.sh
See Contributing before submitting a change. Third-party dependencies and licenses are listed in Third-party notices.
CopyLasso is available under the MIT License.
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CopyLasso is a free, open-source macOS app that copies text and supported codes
from anywhere on your screen. Press your keyboard shortcut and drag over the
content. CopyLasso puts the result on your clipboard. The default shortcut is
Command-Shift-2.
Recognition runs on your Mac with Apple Vision. CopyLasso does not upload or save screenshots.
CopyLasso 0.3.1 is the latest release. It requires macOS 14 or later and runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
CopyLasso-0.3.1.dmg.To verify the download, place the DMG and checksum file in the same folder and run:
shasum -a 256 -c CopyLasso-0.3.1.dmg.sha256
The command should print CopyLasso-0.3.1.dmg: OK.
Esc to cancel.CopyLasso recognizes ordinary text plus QR, Code 128, Data Matrix, PDF417, and Aztec codes. Code payloads are copied as plain text; CopyLasso never opens or runs them.
Open Settings to change the shortcut, choose OCR languages, control update checks and sound, start CopyLasso at login, or enable capture history.
Capture history is optional and off by default. When enabled, it stores only successful text and code results in an encrypted local archive. It never stores screenshots.
CopyLasso has no accounts, analytics, telemetry, cloud OCR, or content upload. Screen capture and recognition stay on your Mac. The app uses the network only to check its authenticated update feed, and you can turn off automatic checks.
Read Privacy for data-handling details. To report a vulnerability, follow the instructions in Security.
Open CopyLasso.xcodeproj in Xcode 26.6 and run the CopyLasso scheme. To run
the repository's formatting, build, test, coverage, offline, and Universal 2
checks, use:
./scripts/ci.sh
See Contributing before submitting a change. Third-party dependencies and licenses are listed in Third-party notices.
CopyLasso is available under the MIT License.
535 commits
Swift
89.9%
Shell
6.3%
Astro
3.1%