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# Copy to clipboard

The **Copy to Clipboard** action node accepts a string as input and copies that string to the user's clipboard. The user can then paste the contents as text elsewhere on their device.

{% hint style="info" %}
An example setup of Copy to Clipboard is showcased in our [Showroom](https://showroom.appfarm.app/action-nodes/copy-to-clipboard)! You may view a demo, as well as access the setup in Create. If you do not have access, you may register [here](https://showroom.appfarm.app/sign-up).
{% endhint %}

## Settings

### Text

The string to copy to the clipboard. A string can be formed from:

* a static text string
* a property value from a data binding
* the result of a conditional expression
* the return value of a function
* other values such as the current date and time


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