Copy as Rich URL

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by brianling

This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff. Copy the current note as a rich hyperlink to the clipboard. Pastes as a single clickable link in rich-text editors like FuseBase, Notion, and Confluence.

↓ 6 downloadsUpdated 2d agoMIT
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Copy as Rich URL

Obsidian plugin that copies the current note as a rich hyperlink (title + obsidian:// URL) to the system clipboard. When you paste into a rich-text editor like FuseBase, Notion, Confluence, Slack, or Gmail, it becomes a single clickable link with the note's title as anchor text.

Why

Obsidian's built-in "Copy Obsidian URL" only puts the raw URL on the clipboard. If you paste that into FuseBase, it shows the ugly obsidian://... string. This plugin writes both text/html (with a proper <a> tag) and text/plain to the clipboard, so rich-text editors render a clean clickable link.

Usage

  1. Open the note you want to link to.
  2. Click the 🔗 Copy as Rich URL icon in the left ribbon, or run the command palette command Copy as Rich URL: Copy current note as rich URL, or bind a hotkey.
  3. Paste anywhere — rich-text editors get a hyperlink, plain-text editors get title\nURL.

Install

Manual

  1. Download manifest.json and main.js from the latest release.
  2. Drop both files into <your-vault>/.obsidian/plugins/copy-as-rich-url/.
  3. In Obsidian: Settings → Community plugins → Reload → enable Copy as Rich URL.

BRAT (beta installer)

Add this repo URL in the BRAT plugin.

Develop

npm install
npm run dev       # watch mode, rebuilds main.js on change
npm run build     # one-shot production build

The plugin folder lives at <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/copy-as-rich-url/. Reload the plugin in Obsidian (toggle off/on) after each rebuild.

License

MIT

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