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Right-click a UK trademark number to instantly search the UKIPO database. UKIPO Quick Search is a dedicated productivity tool built for UK trademark attorneys, paralegals, and IP professionals. Navigating the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) trademark search portal can be tedious, especially because the database requires strict 13-character formatting (e.g., "UK00001234567"). If you're working with a standard 7-digit number, you usually have to manually pad it with zeros and add the prefix before you can run the search. This extension completely automates that workflow. How it works: Simply highlight a trademark number in any webpage, document, or email viewed in Chrome, right-click, and select "Search UKIPO." The extension will instantly open a new tab directly to that specific trademark's status page. Key Features: • Smart Formatting: Highlighted a raw 7-digit number? The extension automatically calculates the missing zeros and attaches the "UK" prefix in the background so the search never fails. • Auto-Cleaning: Accidentally highlighted punctuation, spaces, or dashes? The tool instantly strips them out and forces uppercase characters to ensure a flawless query. • Instant Routing: Bypasses the UKIPO search form entirely, utilizing direct URL parameters to load the exact case file in a fraction of a second. • 100% Private: This tool runs entirely locally in your browser. It does not track your searches, read your emails, or collect any personal or client data. Stop manually formatting numbers and clicking through government portals. Install UKIPO Quick Search and streamline your daily trademark review today.
Mar 19, 2026
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