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# CopyListingAsHtml

## Description

Copy the [listing](/ida-9.5/core/user-interface/concepts/subviews.md#listings) to the clipboard as an HTML snippet carrying the listing's syntax colors — those of your current IDA color theme — so it pastes styled into rich-text editors, chats and documents.

Found in the **Copy ...** submenu of every listing's context menu.

![The As HTML flavor in the Copy submenu](https://492083732-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FFP6ibt8r6WPBHTqekG9u%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-e07aa63c1b7f97aa9ea7808319275bbd36c90438%2Fcopy-as-html.png?alt=media)

The scope follows the same rules as [As text](/ida-9.5/ida-actions/copylistingastext.md): the selection, else the highlighted identifier, else the item under the cursor. The HTML source is also placed on the plain-text clipboard flavor, so pasting into a plain-text editor yields the markup itself.

See [Exporting and copying listings](/ida-9.5/core/user-interface/how-tos/exporting-and-copying-listings.md#copying-to-the-clipboard).


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