Copy Anything to Clipboard for WordPress

Copy Anything to Clipboard helps visitors copy text, links, coupon codes, commands, email addresses, AI prompts, and code snippets in one click—no awkward text selection on mobile, no broken formatting in the clipboard.

Use it on blogs, docs, WooCommerce and deal sites, SaaS landing pages, tutorials, and support hubs where you want fewer “how do I copy this?” questions and smoother sharing of URLs, promos, and technical steps.

Why site owners install it

• Better UX – Especially on touch devices, a dedicated copy control beats “long-press to select.”
• Higher intent actions – Coupon codes, affiliate links, and checkout snippets convert better when copying is frictionless.
• Flexible placement – Target elements automatically, or drop shortcodes/blocks only where you need them.

Integration options

• Global Injector – Rules that match CSS selectors (e.g. pre, code, .coupon) plus display conditions and live preview.
• Classic CSS selector rules – Site-wide automatic copy buttons for matching markup.
• Shortcodes – [copy] (alias: [ctc]) for precise placement in the editor, widgets, and templates.
• Elementor – 25+ widgets for common patterns (code, coupon, email, prompt, deal link, and more).
• Gutenberg – Native blocks for the block editor.

Highlights

• Button, Icon, and Cover presets; copy as plain text or HTML where supported.
• Performance-minded – Combine display conditions with how you publish rules so assets run where copy UI is actually used.
• Works with typical WordPress stacks – Themes, builders, and caching setups; mobile and modern desktop browsers.

How to use

You can add copy buttons anywhere on your WordPress site using one of the following methods:

1. EASY: Shortcodes
   Manually add copy controls with [copy] anywhere in your content.

2. AUTOMATIC: Global Injector
   Automatically inject copy buttons into any element using CS selectors like pre, code, blockquote, or any custom selector with advanced display conditions.

3. Elementor Widgets
   Add copy buttons visually using dedicated Elementor widgets.

4. Gutenberg Blocks
   Insert copy buttons directly inside the WordPress block editor using Gutenberg blocks.

METHOD 3 – Manually with “Shortcodes”

Use [copy] anywhere you want an explicit copy control (Classic editor, Shortcode block, widget areas, patterns, or PHP templates via do_shortcode()). [ctc] is the same shortcode with a shorter name—use either.

How it works (matches the plugin code)

• Default layout is the inline preset (clickable text + icon). Switch with preset="button", preset="icon", or preset="cover".
• text="…" (or text wrapped between [copy] and [/copy]) is what lands on the clipboard.
• display="…" overrides the visible label when it must differ from the copied string (masked secrets, mailto links, etc.).
• Legacy pair: text="…" + content="…" — content is copied, text is what visitors see (handy for hiding long URLs behind a short CTA).

Try it on a fresh install — add a Shortcode block (or switch the block editor to Code editor), paste one snippet, Update, view the page, and tap the control.

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