Paste any text below and every line turns into a click-to-copy button. Click a line, and it is on your clipboard — no selecting, no dragging, no Ctrl+C. Nothing you paste here is sent anywhere; it stays in this browser tab.
Edit the text above, then click any line below to copy it.
How click to copy text works
“Click to copy” replaces the three-part gesture of selecting text, pressing Ctrl+C and hoping you caught the whole string with a single click. Under the hood the page hands the exact string to your browser's clipboard through the asynchronous Clipboard API, so there is no selection to get wrong and no trailing space to clean up afterwards.
That matters most for text you copy badly: long URLs that wrap across lines, IBANs and order numbers where one missing digit is invisible, code blocks with leading whitespace, and canned replies you'd otherwise retype. The click always copies the whole item, exactly as stored.
How to copy text instantly, in three steps
- Paste your text. Drop it into the box above. Each line becomes its own copy button.
- Click the line you need. The button flashes “Copied” when the clipboard has it.
- Paste it. Switch to your email, editor or terminal and press Ctrl+V (⌘+V on Mac).
When one-click copy beats copy and paste
- Anything you send more than once a week. Support replies, scheduling links, addresses, invoice details.
- Anything easy to mistype. API keys, account numbers, tracking codes, long file paths.
- Anything you'd otherwise hunt for. If the text currently lives in an old email thread or a note three folders deep, the search is the slow part — not the typing.
- Anything with formatting you keep losing. Multi-line signatures and code blocks copy whole, indentation intact.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Tapping a line copies it on iOS and Android just as clicking does on desktop. Some mobile browsers only allow clipboard writes in response to a direct tap, which is exactly how this tool is built — the copy happens inside the tap, never on a timer or after a delay.
If nothing gets copied
Clipboard access needs a secure context. If you have opened this page over plain HTTP or inside a locked-down in-app browser, the write may be blocked; opening it in Safari, Chrome, Edge or Firefox over HTTPS fixes it. The tool also falls back to the older document.execCommand method automatically when the modern API is unavailable.
Keep the ones you use again
This page is deliberately throwaway — refresh it and your text is gone. If you find yourself pasting the same block in every day, save it once in RapidTxt instead: it keeps your snippets in your browser's local storage, lets you search them by name or tag, and copies any of them with the same single click. No account, no upload, no cost.