How to Enable and Use Clipboard Sharing in Google Chrome

How to Enable Clipboard Sharing
This hidden feature is available as a flag. To find it, open a new tab, paste chrome://flags into Chrome’s Omnibox and then press the Enter key. Search for “Clipboard” in the search box.
You’ll see three separate flags. Each flag handles a different part of this feature and needs to be enabled to function correctly.
Note: On Android, you will only see the “Enable receiver device to handle shared clipboard feature” and “Enable shared clipboard feature signals to be handled” flags.
When you’re done, click the “Relaunch Now” button to restart your Chrome browser with the flags enabled.
Repeat this process on all devices that you use Chrome as a browser and want to copy text onto the device’s clipboard.
How to Copy Text Between Devices
After enabling the flags and restarting your web browser, you’ll be able to access the feature from the right-click context menu.
Highlight some text from a web page and right-click on it to display the context menu. Click “Copy to your devices” and choose a device from the list.
You’ll see a small notification in the Omnibox when you send some text to the other device.
A notification will appear on the other device, too.
After copying the text copied to the device, right-click—or long-press on Android—and choose “Paste,” like you would with anything on the clipboard.

If you don’t see one of your devices in the list here, ensure it’s running the latest version of Google Chrome with these flags enabled and that you’re signed in to the same Google account on all of your devices.

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