Here, we will see how to copy text, emoji, and URL from Android to PC without any delay.
Copy Texts, Emoji & URLs from Android to PC with KDE Connect
KDE Connect is a service that connects your Android phone to your PC. You can use the same tool to copy text and emojis from Android phone to Windows 10 PC. First, you’ll need to download the app for both your Android and Windows 10.
Download: KDE Connect Nightly Build For Windows 10 (64-bit) Download: KDE Connect on Google Play Store
Double-click on the downloaded file on your PC to install it. Before you continue, make sure both your phone and PC are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
Clipboard sharing is enabled by default on KDE Connect. That means you should now be able to copy texts on your phone and paste it on your PC or vice versa. Since emoji is also really text, you can also copy and paste emoji between your PC and phone. The same thing applies to a URL as well. However, KDE Connect offers extensions for Chrome and Firefox to make URL sharing even easier. You can grab them from the links provided below.
Download: KDE Connect Google Chrome Extension Download: KDE Connect Firefox Extension
To make sure Clipboard sharing between your Android and Windows devices is enabled, you can check the app settings.
Configure KDE Connect on Windows 10
To make sure and configure your Windows 10 can sync clipboard with your Android phone, go through the steps below. If the option is not enabled, it means you need to enable it first in order to copy texts from Android to PC.
Configure KDE Connect on Android
Similarly, you need to ensure the clipboard sync is enabled on your Android phone too.
KDE Connect is great but it is not just a clipboard sharing service. It lets you send and receive files, browse your phone’s file system from the PC, sync notifications, and find your phone, and even copy text from Android to PC quickly. It’s pretty much like having Airdrop on Android but with more features and flexibility. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
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