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In an increasingly digital world, the ability to copy and paste links has become an essential skill for online users. Whether you want to share an interesting article, save a bookmark for later, or send a reference to a colleague, knowing how to copy and paste links efficiently can streamline your online experience. This guide will walk you through the step-by-step process of copying and pasting links across different devices and platforms, helping you save time and effort while navigating the web. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced internet user, mastering the art of copying and pasting links will undoubtedly enhance your online productivity.
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Links to articles or websites have improved online text richness and search engine optimization. You can refer to any website by copying and pasting its link into an email, message or document. The operation will vary slightly depending on the type of computer, device or program you use. If the address is too long, you can use a link shortening service.
Steps
Windows and Mac
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Find the link you want to copy. You can copy links from websites, emails, Word documents, and many other programs.
- Text links on web pages or emails are often underlined and colored differently from the surrounding text. Many links take the form of buttons and images.
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Right click on the link. If the link is an image, right-click on it and you’ll see a Copy option.
- If using a Mac that can only click with the left mouse button, hold down the Ctrl key and click to open the right-click menu.
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Select “Copy link” (copy link). When the link is copied, it is copied to the clipboard for pasting anywhere. The clipboard can only store one link at a time. The name of this option will be slightly different depending on the program you use. Here are some common examples:
- Chrome – “Copy link address”
- Firefox – “Copy Link Location”
- Internet Explorer – “Copy shortcut”
- Safari – “Copy Link”
- Word – “Copy Hyperlink” (Copy Hyperlink)
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Drag the mouse where you want to paste the link. After copying the link, you can paste it anywhere. Click where you want to paste the link.
- You can paste the link in any place where text can be entered, including emails, Word documents, web browser address bar, Facebook chat, etc.
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Paste the link. There are several ways to paste the copied link:
- Right-click where the mouse pointer is located and select “Paste”.
- Press Ctrl + V (Windows) or ⌘ Cmd + V (Mac).
- Click the Edit menu (if available) and select “Paste”. Not all programs are displayed on the Edit menu.
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Paste the link as a hyperlink with other text. Some programs, such as blogs, email, and word processors, allow you to change the displayed text instead of keeping the link address the same. As such, you can create a link to a sentence or word that shows: [1] X Research Source
- Place the mouse pointer where you want to create the hyperlink.
- Click the “Insert Hyperlink” button. This option can be located under the text template section, or in the Insert menu (word processing program). This button usually has a chain link icon.
- Enter what you want to display in the “Text to display” field. This is the text that will appear as a clickable link.
- Paste the link in the “Address”, “URL” or “Link to” field. Click in the field and press Ctrl + V (Windows) or ⌘ Cmd + V (Mac) to paste the copied link.
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Copy and paste the address from the address bar. If you want to share or save the web page you are visiting, you can copy the web address from the address bar of your web browser:
- Click on the address on the web browser. You’ll see the full address if part of it is hidden while browsing the web.
- Select the entire web address. Normally, the address will be automatically selected when you click on it. Otherwise, press Ctrl / ⌘ Cmd + A to select all.
- Copy the selected address by right-clicking and selecting “Copy” or pressing Ctrl / ⌘ Cmd + C key.
- Place the mouse pointer where you want to paste the link and press Ctrl / ⌘ Cmd + V .
Mobile device
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Find the link you want to copy. You can copy the link on your web browser, email and many other applications. Links can appear as traditional text or image links.
- The process depends on the mobile device you use (Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows, etc.)
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Tap and hold the link you want to copy. Once you find the link, press and hold until a new menu appears. You may have to wait a while for the menu to appear. [2] X Research Source
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Tap the “Copy” option. The option name may vary depending on the application you use. Look for words similar to the following example:
- Copy (Copy)
- Copy link address
- Copy URL link (Copy URL link)
- Copy address
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Place the mouse pointer where you want to paste the link. After copying the link, you can paste it anywhere where text can be entered. Tap the text field so the cursor appears
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Press and hold your finger on the pointer. Wait a moment and then release. A new menu will appear.
- If using an iOS device (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), release your hand after the magnifying glass icon appears.
- If using an Android device, release your hand after the indicators below the cursor appear.
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Select “Paste” to paste the copied link. You should see a “Paste” option in the menu. Select “Paste” to paste the copied address into the text field.
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Copy and paste the link from the message (Android). If you receive a message with a link on your Android device, it takes a few extra steps to copy the link, especially if it’s mixed with other text. Not all Android messaging apps have the same functionality:
- Tap and hold the message containing the link.
- Click the “Copy” button that appears. Many applications will appear two pages of paper stacked on top of each other instead of the word “Copy”.
- Paste the copied text where you want to paste the link, removing the excess text in the original message.
Use the link shortener
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Use a link shortening service when you need to text or tweet a link. Website addresses are quite long, especially when accessing many sub-pages. The link shortener service allows you to create a shortened version of a long address for easier texting, tweeting or sharing.
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Copy the link you want to share. Use the method described above to copy the link you want to shorten and share.
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Visit the website to shorten the link. There are many link shortening services, and most of them work similarly:
- bit.ly
- goo.gl
- ow.ly
- tinyurl.com
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Paste the long link into the corresponding field on the shortened page. Click in the field and press Ctrl / ⌘ Cmd + V , or hold still and select “Paste” to paste the long link into the corresponding field on the shortened page.
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Tap or click the “Shorten” or “Shrink” button to create a new link. You’ll see a shortened version of the link in the service’s format instead of the site’s original address.
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Copy the shortened link. You can copy the link by the method above, or click/click the “Copy” button on some of the displayed pages.
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Paste the shortened link. Now that you have copied the shortened link, you can paste it anywhere just like a regular link. You can add an explanation because people won’t understand what the link is when looking at the shortened address.
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Links to articles or websites have improved online text richness and search engine optimization. You can refer to any website by copying and pasting its link into an email, message or document. The operation will vary slightly depending on the type of computer, device or program you use. If the address is too long, you can use a link shortening service.
In conclusion, being able to copy and paste links effectively is a valuable skill for anyone who frequently uses the internet. The process is straightforward and can be done on various devices and platforms. By following the steps mentioned in this guide, anyone can quickly copy and paste links to share information, redirect others to websites, or organize personal bookmarks. Remember to verify the copied link before sharing to ensure its accuracy, and always give credit to original sources when sharing content. With practice, copying and pasting links will become second nature, saving time and effort in navigating through the vast realm of the internet.
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