Beetroot1.6.7

Press Ctrl+` to open Beetroot’s clipboard history and recover copied text or images after they have left the active clipboard. The Windows productivity application keeps an unlimited record of those items, letting people revisit, inspect, organize, and reuse material across their work. Published by Max Nardit, version 1.6.7 is freeware.

Fuzzy matching and regular-expression search locate entries quickly, while the popup keeps focus in the application where you are working until a control needs input. Its preview pane displays plain text, code with line numbers, and zoomable images, and entries can carry notes or be selected together for batch operations. A plain-text paste hotkey inserts copied content without its formatting.

Beetroot can transform text with AI services from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, as well as Ollama or another local large language model, and its OCR extracts text from images. A system-wide Copied overlay makes clipboard activity visible with a configurable position, adjustable display duration, and six exit animations. Support for 26 languages includes non-QWERTY arrangements such as AZERTY, QWERTZ, and AltGr keyboards.

Nine themes, a custom accent color, and window effects let users tune the interface for extended work. Beetroot suits writers, developers, researchers, and anyone who repeatedly moves content between Windows applications, including tasks such as collecting references, reusing code, reviewing screenshots, and applying text transformations.