TXT Clipboard Bridge

Send text between your phone and computer

Paste an address, a link, a wifi password or a tracking number and send it across in a tap. It arrives ready to copy, dial or open in Maps. No app, no cable, completely free.

Both directionsTap to copyOpens links & mapsNothing stored
Open this on your computer

Use My Phone connects your phone to a computer, so the code you scan has to be on the other screen. Open this page there and you are paired in about ten seconds.

usemyphone.com/clipboard
Email myself the link

Nothing to install on either device, and every tool is free.

Scan to start
Ten seconds, then pick any tool
Waiting for phone…
Camera won’t scan it? Open /join on your phone and enter
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Links and addresses

Send a map link to your phone before you walk out of the door, instead of emailing it to yourself.

Wifi passwords

Type the long one on a proper keyboard and send it to the phone that has to join.

Codes and numbers

Tracking numbers, reference codes and phone numbers, without reading digits off a screen.

In real use

What people use it for

The jobs this tool actually does, in enough detail to tell whether it fits yours.

The long wifi password, typed once

Type it on a real keyboard and send it to the phone that has to join the network. It arrives ready to copy.

Map links before you leave

Send the address from the computer; it opens in Maps on the phone in one tap, between the sofa and the car.

Codes from the phone to the computer

Reference numbers, one-time codes and tracking numbers move across without reading digits off a small screen and hoping.

Phone numbers straight to dialling

Send a number and the phone offers to call it. No typing eleven digits into the keypad.

Drafts and snippets between devices

The sentence you wrote on the train lands in the document you are editing at the desk, ready to paste.

Questions

Does it read my clipboard automatically?

No, and it never will. You paste what you want to send and press a button. Nothing on your clipboard is read or transmitted unless you explicitly send it.

Can I send from the phone to the computer?

Yes. Type or paste on the phone and it lands on the computer, ready to copy.

Is any of it stored?

No. Text travels directly between the two devices and is gone when you close the tab.

Also free from Use My Phone: send a PDF for signature — twenty documents a month where the usual free plan gives three, ten signers on each, and nobody you send to needs an account.

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