Klipp lives in your Mac menu bar and watches your screenshot folder. The moment macOS saves a screenshot, Klipp uploads it to Notion and keeps it ready to use.
"Screenshots auto-sync to your Notion database the moment you take them — then drag any thumbnail into Claude Code to paste the URL, not the file."
Open the panel, see every recent upload as a thumbnail, and drag into Claude Code or any other app. It pastes the hosted Notion URL — lightweight, shareable, and stored in a database you already own.
Because the images live in Notion, they're accessible from any device. Browse them, share them, or reference them in a Notion doc — Klipp just keeps them flowing in automatically.
Every image you paste into Claude consumes context window. Klipp replaces the bytes with a URL — the model fetches what it needs.
Without Klipp
Pasting a screenshot as image bytes. Each pixel is encoded and counted — a typical screenshot easily consumes 1,500–3,000 tokens of your context window.
With Klipp
Dragging a Klipp URL. Claude receives a short URL string — a negligible slice of context — and loads the image directly from Notion.
Token counts vary by image resolution and content. 1,500–3,000 tokens is typical for a standard macOS screenshot at Retina resolution.
macOS saves a screenshot. Klipp detects it in under a second and starts the upload — no button to press, no window to open.
Klipp uploads the image to a Notion database you own. It's stored there permanently — browse it in Notion, share it, reference it in a doc, or access it from any device.
Open the Klipp panel, drag any thumbnail into Claude Code, a Slack message, or any other app. The Notion URL is pasted — ready to use immediately.
Six highlights — each one earns its place by removing a daily friction.
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Watches your screenshot folder. New screenshots upload to Notion automatically the moment macOS saves them.
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Drag any thumbnail into Claude Code or any text field — it pastes the Notion URL, ready to share or reference.
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Every image lives in a Notion database you own. Browse, search, and share them like any other Notion content.
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Because the images are in Notion, you can access them from your Mac, phone, or browser — anywhere Notion runs.
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Connect your Notion integration, link a database, and Klipp is running — three steps, no config files.
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Pure Swift, zero background weight. Lives in the menu bar and stays out of your way until you need it.
No. Images go directly from your Mac to your own Notion database via Notion's File Uploads API. Klipp has no server of its own.
No. The Notion integration and File Uploads API work on any plan, including the free tier. You just need to create a Notion integration and connect it to a database.
The drag-to-paste URL workflow works in any app that accepts text drag-and-drop — Claude Code, a browser, a doc, Slack. It always pastes the URL, never the file.
Notion signed URLs expire after about an hour. Klipp automatically refreshes expired URLs when you open the panel so what you see is always ready to drag.
Coming soon
Klipp is in active development. Drop your email and I'll let you know when beta opens.
