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Copy the text and the pictures in one go. Paste into documents, emails and AI chats with every picture included. Copy the text and the pictures in one go. When you copy from a web page, the pictures usually get left behind. You paste the words, then go back and save every image by hand. Full Copy takes the text and every picture in a single copy. WHAT IT DOES • Copy with pictures. Select text and images on any website and press Ctrl+C (⌘C on a Mac) as usual. The pictures travel with the text and paste into your documents, notes and emails, already in place. • Paste into AI chats. AI chats normally keep only the words when you paste. With Full Copy the text goes in and every picture is attached, in order, so the AI sees the whole thing. • Maths that AI can read. Equations on web pages usually copy as a jumble of symbols. Full Copy turns them into LaTeX, the standard way to type maths, which AI models read exactly as written. • Collect from several pages. Right-click and choose "Add to collection" (or press Alt+Shift+C) on each page, then paste everything at once. • Your copies, kept. Your last 60 copies wait in the Full Copy menu, ready to copy again. PRICE Full Copy needs Full Copy Pro: $5 a month, starting with a 7-day free trial. Your card is needed to start the trial, nothing is charged until the 7 days are up, and if you cancel before then you pay nothing. You can try Full Copy on its welcome page first. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens on your computer. There's no account and no tracking. Your copy history stays in your browser, you can switch it off, and nothing from an incognito window is kept.
Oct 21, 2026
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