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Copy multiple selections from any page; each copy appends to a shared clip buffer you can paste anywhere. Tired of copying one thing at a time? MultiCopy supercharges your clipboard by letting you collect multiple text selections into a persistent buffer, then paste them all together wherever you need them. How it works: Highlight text on any web page. Press Ctrl+Shift+C (⌘+Shift+C on Mac) or right-click → "Add selection to MultiCopy." Repeat across as many pages and tabs as you like — your clips are saved even through page reloads. Press Ctrl+Shift+V or open the popup and click "Copy All" to write everything to your clipboard, ready to paste. Key features: • Append text, links, or image URLs to your clip buffer with a keyboard shortcut or right-click menu • Persistent buffer — clips survive page reloads and tab switches • Popup manager to view, reorder (drag & drop), delete, or copy individual clips • Configurable separator when joining clips (newline, comma, tab, pipe, or custom) • Badge counter on the toolbar icon shows how many clips are queued • Supports up to 200 clips (oldest removed first) • Clean dark mode that follows your OS theme • Works on Chrome and Edge MultiCopy is lightweight, requires no sign-up, and stores everything locally on your device. Perfect for researchers, writers, developers, or anyone who needs to gather text from multiple sources quickly.
Apr 28, 2026
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