Copy Links With Context
Not Naked URLs
Copy the current tab URL together with its title.
One click or shortcut. Clean links for chats, docs, and notes.
Works in all Chromium browsers
Page Title
https://example.com
Stop Sharing Contextless Links
Pasting a raw URL without a title is unclear and unprofessional.
Link previews often fail in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, and other tools —
especially for intranet pages, internal systems, or links behind login.
The result:
people do not know what the link is about.
Professionals always provide context.
One Action — A Proper Link
This extension copies the page title together with the URL, instantly.
No previews.
No guesswork.
Just a clear, readable link that explains itself.
Choose the format that fits the place you paste it into.
Features
Three Formats
Use the right format everywhere.
- • Plain Text — works in any input
- • Clickable Link (Rich Text) — works in Word, Google Docs, chats
- • Markdown — perfect for Notion, Obsidian, Bear, GitHub
Copy once. Paste anywhere.
Keyboard First
Designed for focused work.
- • One shortcut per format
- • Instant copy
- • No UI interruptions
Clean Popup
Visual mode when you want it.
Click the extension icon to open a simple popup with format buttons.
No clutter.
No learning curve.
Fully Customizable
Adapt it to your workflow.
- • Set a custom shortcut for each format
- • Set a shortcut to open the popup
- • Or just click the icon
The extension stays out of your way.
When Previews Do Not Work
Messengers cannot generate previews for private or internal pages.
But your browser already knows the page title.
This extension copies it directly from the active tab —
so your message always includes context.
Sharing links without titles is not polite. Context matters.
Made for Professionals
- • Developers and engineers
- • Product managers and designers
- • Writers and researchers
- • Anyone who works in chats, docs, and notes
If you care how your messages look, this tool fits naturally.
Make Your Links Clear
Stop fixing links by hand.
Copy them right the first time.