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How to Copy and Paste on Facebook

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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As a social media platform that allows users to share photos, videos, and text-based content, Facebook is an incredibly convenient way to communicate and connect with others. One of the most crucial features of this platform is the ability to copy and paste content easily from one post to another. If you’re new to Facebook or just haven’t used this feature before, this article will teach you how to copy and paste on Facebook.

Steps for Copying and Pasting on Facebook

1. Highlight the Text You Want to Copy

To copy text from Facebook, begin by locating the text you want to copy. Once you’ve found it, highlight the text by clicking and holding your cursor over it. Drag the cursor along the text you want to copy until the text is highlighted in blue. Be sure to include all punctuation marks, capitalizations, and any formatting you want to copy.

2. Copy the Text

After you’ve highlighted the text you want to copy, tap the right-click button on your mouse or touchpad. This will open up a menu of different options. Look for the option that says “copy” and select it with your mouse or finger. If you don’t have a physical right-click button, you can also press down on the highlighted text and hold until the same menu appears.

Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl+C” (Windows) or “Command+C” (Mac) to copy the text.

3. Paste the Copied Text

Once you’ve copied the text, you can paste it into another Facebook post, message or any other selected area. To paste the copied text, locate the area where you want to paste the text and click on that area. Once the cursor is in place, right-click and select “paste” from the menu or use the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl+V” (Windows) or “Command+V” (Mac) to paste the text.

Conclusion

Copying and pasting on Facebook is an easy and simple task that can save you a lot of time and effort. Whether you’re copying a quote, a link or even a whole message from one post to another, the steps are the same. Follow the steps outlined in this article to copy and paste content seamlessly within the Facebook platform. Remember to highlight, copy, and paste

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