On a desktop computer, we all know how to copy and paste. But how do you copy and paste on an iPhone? It's actually very easy to do.

We break down how to easily select text, images, and more on an iPhone and how to copy, paste, and share your selection.

It's often useful and makes our work easier to be able to copy and paste content from one place to another. Here is how you can copy and paste on your iPhone.

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Copy and paste options were introduced as part of iPhone OS 3.0 in 2009, which came pre-installed by default on the iPhone 3GS.

IPhone 3.0 will let users double tap on a word to bring up a menu, from which they can choose to cut, copy and paste. It works across different programs on the iPhone.

But it’s not just QR codes that your camera can read. Cameras can recognize text in the real world, like a recipe or a business card, and easily copy and paste it into a text message, document ...

OpenClip is designed to be a community standard for iPhone developers who want to add copy-paste functionality to their creations without waiting around for Apple to introduce it.