In Android you can not only copy and paste the text, also the images. It does not work yet in all applications or on all phones, although there are ways to make this powerful clipboard tool more homogeneous. We explain how to copy images to paste them in WhatsApp, Telegram and other applications.
The typical ‘copypaste’ has been in Android almost since its inception. It was even the result of clashes with iOS due to how long it took Apple to implement the tool. That as far as text is concerned, another thing is the images: Chrome began to gestate the copy of photos early 2020. And the pasting of photos has been arriving during the following months, mainly via the Gboard clipboard. Nowadays it is quite easy to copy and paste images through this plugin.
Android as such has been supporting copying and pasting of images for a long time, the problem is the applications, which not all support this function. For example, the Samsung keyboard has ‘multimedia copypaste’ and has been offering this feature for some time. And Gboard is the most recommended generic application if you need this tool on your Android.
Copy an image in Google Chrome and paste it directly in WhatsApp or Telegram, this is an option that you can do in very few steps. Let’s see how.
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With these methods you will have the option of pasting images in certain applications, always from Google Chrome and similar browsers. Presumably, this clipboard tool will adapt to other apps. Although yes, there is a way to copy photos from almost any application: the Image to Clipboard app.
Image to Clipboard is an application that copies to the clipboard all the photos that are shared with her. For example, you can share an image sent to you from Telegram with the app: it will automatically be on your Android clipboard. Then you can easily paste it using Gboard.
The app we are talking about is simple, lacks ads and only has one purchase to collaborate with the developer. And it solves in one fell swoop the problem that the applications do not have support with the copying of images: if they allow sharing the photo can be copied with Image to Clipboard.
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