Pastely: Clipboard-first share card tool for Mac

Pastely started from a specific frustration. You copy a code block, a screenshot, or a URL, and the system clipboard gives you no path between that raw content and a shareable image that looks deliberate. You either open a design tool and spend minutes on padding, shadows, and backgrounds, or you share the raw screenshot and it looks unfinished. Pastely sits between copy and paste. The capture canvas is where the product lives. Every clipboard entry, whether text, code, image, file, url, video, gif, or a colour_palette, opens on a live preview surface. From there the transform stack lets you set a solid or gradient background, pick a device frame (macOS window chrome or Safari browser chrome), adjust corner radius, choose a shadow profile, set canvas padding, redact a region with blur or block masking, and add a watermark. Every transform is non-destructive. The export bar at the bottom renders your share card as PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, or MP4, or copies the result directly to the clipboard. The history tray stores every entry in a SQLCipher-encrypted database. The encryption key is derived via Argon2id from a per-device 32-byte secret held in the OS keychain. Nothing leaves your machine. Full-text search (FTS5) runs locally. Pin any entry to protect it from retention purges, and restore it to the canvas from the history tray context menu in one right-click. Pastely is a one-time purchase. Single-device and 5-device licence tiers are available, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Get Pastely at coretools.app.