The Copy document as HTML plugin allows you to effortlessly copy your Obsidian documents into HTML format, making it easy to paste them into other applications like Gmail. With this plugin, you can choose whether to copy the entire document or just the selected text, and even customize the styling of the output. The plugin also supports various media types, including images, diagrams, and plantuml, ensuring that your copied content looks great in different formats. Whether you need to share documents with others or use them for personal notes, this plugin provides a convenient way to convert your Obsidian content into HTML format.

A obsidian plugin that allows to copy in markdown in reading view or canvas read-only view

The Obsidian Advanced Copy plugin provides a versatile solution for customizing how you copy content from your notes. This tool allows users to create templates for various Markdown elements, making it easy to transform copied text according to specific needs. For instance, you can copy text as HTML, format it for Anki flashcards, or include metadata like the current file name or date. The plugin organizes these templates under user-defined profiles, enabling a streamlined workflow tailored to individual preferences. Though currently in an unstable release, it offers powerful functionality for users looking to enhance their note-taking experience. With options for customizing profiles and the ability to set hotkeys for quick access, this plugin is perfect for anyone seeking greater control over their content management in Obsidian.

Easily copy image to clipboard by right clicking image.

The Copy Image Text plugin for Obsidian simplifies the process of copying both text and images while preserving their formatting. With this tool, users can select and copy content from their notes, including text, images, and Markdown formatting such as headings, bold, italics, and code blocks. The plugin automatically converts images into base64 format, ensuring they remain embedded when pasted. It's optimized for use with rich text editors like Word and Markdown editors, making it especially useful for users who need to transfer formatted content across different platforms. Additionally, the plugin enhances compatibility with editors like WeChat’s public account editor, streamlining content creation in those environments.

The Alt-Click to Copy plugin for Obsidian provides a quick and easy way to copy content from codeblocks by simply holding the `alt` key and clicking on the code. This feature works exclusively in reading view, streamlining the process of copying code or data without the need for manual selection. It's perfect for users who frequently work with code snippets and want a more efficient method of copying information.

The Copy as source plugin allows you to easily copy the raw HTML code of a selected portion of text in Obsidian's reading view. This can be incredibly useful for developers, writers, and researchers who need to quickly access and manipulate the underlying structure of their content. With this plugin, you can simply select the elements you're interested in, hit your assigned hotkey, and have the formatted source code copied directly to your clipboard. Perfect for saving time and streamlining your workflow!

The Copy Section plugin for Obsidian enhances your workflow by providing a straightforward way to copy entire sections of your notes with just one click. By adding a convenient "copy" button next to each header, users can easily duplicate content from the selected section down to the next header of the same level. This feature is particularly useful for quickly gathering information without the hassle of manual selection. You can customize which header levels display the copy button and choose whether to exclude comments and tags from the copied text. Whether you're compiling notes for a project or sharing specific content, this plugin streamlines the process, making it efficient and user-friendly.

The Copy Search URL plugin is a simple yet powerful tool that enhances the search functionality in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can easily copy the search query URL and share it with others or bookmark it for future reference. This feature is particularly useful when collaborating with team members or sharing knowledge bases across different devices. The plugin also allows you to customize the copied URL format to suit your needs. By streamlining the search process and making it more accessible, this plugin helps you work smarter and more efficiently in Obsidian.

The Copy as HTML plugin is a simple yet powerful tool for Obsidian users. With this plugin, you can convert selected Markdown text to HTML and copy it to your clipboard in just one command. This feature is particularly useful when sharing notes with others on platforms that support pasting HTML, such as Slack or Google Docs. Whether you're looking to maintain formatting for presentations, reports, or collaborative projects, this plugin makes it easy to share your work while preserving its original look and feel.

The Line Commands plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who often find themselves working with multiple lines of text. This plugin adds five new commands to your toolbar, allowing you to quickly select, copy, cut, paste before, and paste after individual lines of text. Whether you're on desktop or mobile, these commands make it easy to manipulate your text without having to manually select entire blocks of code. With the "cut lines" command, you can now easily move lines around with precision, even on small mobile screens.

The Enhance Copy Note plugin simplifies duplication of notes and folders in Obsidian by adding convenient commands to the command palette and file menu. It features a 'Copy active note' command that replicates the functionality of the file explorer's 'make a copy' option, allowing users to quickly duplicate the currently active note. Additionally, the plugin provides a 'Copy folder' command for duplicating an entire folder along with its contents, streamlining workflows that involve creating backups or reusing note structures.