We knew you could drag and drop images into Gmail messages, but it turns out you can also just copy and paste them, which in some situations is even more convenient. It doesn't get much simpler than ...

You can copy text and images on an iPhone or iPad just by tapping and holding on the content for a moment until the pop-up menu appears. Paste by tapping to get the pop-up menu to appear at the ...

Google will soon start rolling out a new feature for Google Lens in Google Photos that lets users search for text in pictures and screenshots as well as copy and paste text from images. The Google ...

In iOS 16, Apple has brought some notable improvements to the Photos app, one of which is the ability to copy edits you make to an image and then paste them to other pictures. Keep reading to learn ...

Professional photographers use cropping tools to cut away parts of images they don't want. You can do the same thing using your scanner and the Windows Fax and Scan cropping tool. If you need only a ...

Whether you want to save important information or don't want to type something out many times over, the copy and paste function on the iPhone is useful. It may seem like a simple task, but how it can ...

You can copy and paste on Mac by right-clicking, opening the toolbar, or using keyboard shortcuts. Text, images, GIFs, and other file formats can all be copied and pasted on a Mac. Apple devices on ...

Sometimes I want to copy a couple of sentences from a document to get a list from the website for your personal reference, but can’t do so because of restrictions on the text. Thankfully, I came ...

You can count on Chromebooks to let you copy and paste in the same way you would on a Mac or Windows PC. But this doesn't mean that the standard shortcuts are your only option when it comes to copying ...

The clipboard has been part of Windows since its earliest versions. It conveniently holds everything you copy—images, links, or text—in temporary memory, which is cleared when you shut down your PC ...

I have been living the life of a fool. If I needed to copy and paste something between my iPhone and Mac, I would either email it to myself or use a cloud-synced note app like Evernote. Today though, ...