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Paste task titles,
not task URLs

A free Chrome extension for ClickUp. Copy one task as a clickable title, or ⌥-click a handful and copy them as a list.

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    #release-notes

    Maya 9:41

    What shipped yesterday?

    https://app.clickup.com/t/1234567/APP-398

    https://app.clickup.com/t/1234567/APP-401

    which ones were these again?

    Try it: hover a task and copy it, or hold ⌥ and click a few, then press Copy. It writes to your real clipboard, so you can paste into Slack too.

    Every way to use it

    Screenshots from ClickUp with the extension installed. The buttons look like ClickUp's own and follow its light and dark theme.

    Copy one task

    List rows

    Hover a row and click the link button to copy that task. The button next to it adds the task to your list. Both sit right after ClickUp's own row buttons.

    A ClickUp list row on hover, with a Copy link tooltip over the extension's link button.

    Board cards

    The same two buttons appear in the corner of a card when you hover it. Cards already in your list get a purple outline.

    A ClickUp board column. Three cards have a purple outline; a hovered card shows link and add buttons in its corner.

    Subtasks

    Subtasks on an open task get the buttons too, next to ClickUp's add and rename buttons.

    A Subtasks table on a ClickUp task with the extension's buttons on the hovered row.

    Open task

    Copy link and Add to list sit in the task header. The copied title uses the ID shown there, so custom IDs like APP-451 come through.

    A ClickUp task header with Copy link and Add to list buttons on the right.

    Collect a few, copy them together

    Hold ⌥ and click

    Hold ⌥ and click any task: a row, a card, a subtask, or a task link in a doc or comment. A dashed outline shows what will be added. Tasks in your list turn purple; click again to take one out.

    Two ClickUp rows highlighted purple as collected, and a third row with a dashed purple outline while the modifier key is held.

    The dock

    Once your list has a task, a bar appears at the bottom of ClickUp. Copy N links copies everything, and so does ⌥⇧C from anywhere in ClickUp. Removed or cleared something by mistake? The message that follows has an Undo button.

    A floating bar reading 3 in list, with a Copy 3 links button and a trash button.

    Preview before you paste

    Click the count to see exactly what will paste. Drag rows to reorder them, copy or remove a single task, and turn task IDs on or off.

    The expanded dock listing three tasks as underlined links with IDs, a Task IDs switch, and copy and remove buttons on the hovered row.

    From the toolbar

    Popup and paste settings

    The toolbar button opens the same list, plus settings: the task ID prefix, the plain-text format for code editors and terminals, and clearing the list after copying. It works on ClickUp pages only.

    The extension popup with three tasks, a Copy 3 links button, and paste settings.

    Reads right wherever you paste

    Each copy carries a rich version and a plain one, and every app picks what it understands.

    Slack, Notion, Google Docs, Gmail

    Clickable titles, as a bulleted list when there are several.

      Code editors, GitHub, terminals

      Markdown links. Prefer Title — url or bare URLs? It's a setting.

      
            
      
          
      
        
      
      
      


      
      
      
        
      
          
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        No server, no tracking
        
              
        Nothing you copy leaves your browser. There are no accounts and no analytics.
        
            
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        Only on ClickUp
        
              
        It runs on app.clickup.com and nowhere else. The toolbar button is greyed out on other sites.
        
            
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        Open source
        
              
        The code is on GitHub under the MIT license. It asks only for storage and the clipboard.
        
            
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      Your next standup update, as links
      
            
      Free, takes a few seconds to install, and works the next time you open ClickUp.
      
          
      
          
      
            
              Available in the Chrome Web Store