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How to Copy a Link in iOS Mail

By Matthew Lynch
July 28, 2023
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If you are an iOS user, you likely use the native Mail app to manage your email. Occasionally, you may need to copy a link from one of your emails in order to share it with someone else or save it for later. However, it can be confusing to figure out how to copy a link in iOS Mail if you are not familiar with the process. In this article, we will guide you through the steps to easily copy a link in iOS Mail.

Step 1: Open the email containing the link

The first step is to open the email that contains the link you want to copy. Locate the email in your inbox and tap on it to open it.

Step 2: Highlight the link

Once you have opened the email, find the link that you want to copy. You can usually recognize a link by its underlined blue text. Tap and hold the link until you see a menu pop up with several options.

Step 3: Select “Copy”

From the menu that appears, select “Copy.” This will copy the link to your clipboard so that you can paste it elsewhere.

Step 4: Paste the link

After you have copied the link, navigate to the app or location where you want to paste it. For example, you can paste it into a new email, an instant message, or a document. Tap and hold in the area where you want to paste the link until the menu pops up, then select “Paste.” The link will then be pasted into the designated area.

Conclusion

Copying a link in iOS Mail is a simple process once you know the steps. By following these simple instructions, you can save and share links from your emails quickly and easily. Whether you need to collaborate with others, save links for future reference, or just want to share interesting content with friends, copying links with iOS Mail is a convenient tool to have.

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