CodeClip — Copy verification codes

Copy verification codes in Gmail with one click. Local processing, no account, no tracking.

Got a verification code by email? CodeClip places a “Copy code” button next to detected verification codes in open Gmail messages. Click to copy and continue signing in without selecting the number manually. • An inline copy button with confirmation. • Common numeric and alphanumeric code formats. • Interface in 11 languages based on your browser language, with English as fallback. • Local processing with no external servers, accounts, ads or tracking. Install CodeClip, reload Gmail, open a message containing a code and click “Copy code”. Works with Gmail on the web. Detection uses code formats and context in multiple languages; some codes, languages and layouts may not be recognized. Codes inside images are not supported. False matches can occur; check the code before using it. CodeClip reads rendered message text to locate codes. It does not upload emails or codes or keep its own history. Clipboard access is used only to write a code after you click; it never reads your clipboard. Independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.