ClipBooker

The Internet is filled with applications that help you store important documents from the clipboard, with basic or advanced options that might take a while to master. If you have a job that requires managing different types of files and you need to store all the copied and accessed records ClipBooker is one of those tools that provides enough functions save time and efficiently compose and save multiple items.

The program is wrapped in a well-structured and approachable interface divided into a folder organizer (inbox, favorite, untitled, trash) on the left side of the panel, a file list, and a word processor at the bottom of the window.

To start all you need to do is either copy a text from another source, which appears in the inbox folder or create a new entry using the editor. From the menu, you can easily make a new collection by giving it a name that best represents its content, as well as import files from the PC in TXT and RTF formats.

The tool gives you the option to move an item from a location to another by dragging and dropping it into the desired category. Records are sorted one after another in ascending order based on the creation date, and you can start and stop the capture at any given time.

The editor provides basic formatting tools, such as various font types, colors and sizes, bold, italic, along with word alignment and insertion of bullet lists. Unfortunately, there is no option to add any images, date and time, hyperlinks or basic tables.

You can set the printing settings, like printer name, paper resolution and orientation, the paper width and height parameters, and the source. It would've been a nice addition if the app offered a choice to password protect the documents from prying eyes.

Taking everything into account, ClipBooker is a handy and user-friendly utility designed to provide an efficient way of capturing copied files and text from the clipboard and store it in distinct categories. During our testing, the tool didn't consume too many resources nor encountered any issues.