SMALL TOOL. BIG DIFFERENCE.
ClipSeal

Signed attachments.
Just files.

Your attachment is wrapped in a .p7m file?
ClipSeal takes you straight to the file you actually need.

Built for macOS · Currently in development
ClipSeal concept: copying a signed email attachment reveals its PDF next to the Mail window, ready to open or save.

Concept preview · The final app may look different.

One small step. And you’re moving on.

  1. Copy.

    Copy the signed .p7m attachment straight from your email.

  2. Preview.

    ClipSeal is being designed to reveal the files inside, ready to preview.

  3. Keep going.

    Open, save, or drag your file into whatever comes next.

WHAT MATTERS TO US

At home on your Mac.

A workflow that feels familiar, with fewer steps and a clean interface.

Focused on the essentials.

One clear purpose: make signed attachments accessible. Keep a small problem from becoming a big project.

Privacy by design.

Our development goal: process files locally on your Mac, without sending them to an upload service.

A few more answers.

What is a .p7m file?

.p7m files are containers for signed or encrypted content. ClipSeal initially focuses on extracting files from signed attachments. Encrypted content may require additional keys.

Can I download ClipSeal yet?

ClipSeal is currently in development. Once the first version is ready, you’ll find the direct Mac download here. An App Store release is planned for later.

Which macOS versions will be supported?

We’ll announce the minimum macOS version and supported Macs alongside the first download.

Does ClipSeal verify digital signatures?

Extracting a file does not confirm that its signature is valid. The scope of signature verification in ClipSeal has not been finalized yet.