Send a photo from your phone's share sheet
Here is the path, step by step. The paste page is walked in desktop Chrome and in Chrome's phone emulation; a walk on a real iPhone and a real Android phone confirms each step on the device.
- On iPhone: in Photos, tap More, then Copy. Open the paste page, tap Paste the photo, then tap Paste in Safari's callout. The card follows. With the share-sheet shortcut built: Share, Send to fixRAgent, Paste the photo, then Safari's Paste.
- On Android: in Google Photos, tap Share, then Copy. Open the paste page, tap Paste the photo, then tap Allow when Chrome asks. The card follows.
- The photo goes to fixragent.com and the engine that reads it. We store it; Google keeps it for 55 days. In ten seconds the card tells you what it is, how urgent, and who to call.
iPhone
Copy and paste
In Photos, open the photo, tap the More button, tap Copy. Open the paste page and tap Paste the photo. Safari shows a small Paste callout; tap it, and the card follows.
If you send photos often: put it in the share sheet
A shortcut in the Shortcuts app that copies the shared photo and opens the paste page. You build it once; after that it sits in every share sheet under the name you give it. Apple's guide for each step is in the sources at the foot.
- Open the Shortcuts app, tap the plus to make a new shortcut, and name it Send to fixRAgent.
- Tap the details button, turn on Show in Share Sheet, tap Done. A new input action appears at the top of the shortcut.
- In that input action tap Any, turn off everything except Images, tap Done. The shortcut now shows up only when a photo is being shared.
- Add the action Copy to Clipboard. Its input reads Shortcut Input — leave it.
- Add the action Open URLs and paste this address into it: https://fixragent.com/shortcut-go.html?src=shortcut&utm_source=shortcut&utm_medium=ios-share-sheet&utm_campaign=paste
- Tap Done. Now open any photo in Photos, tap Share, scroll down to the shortcuts, tap Send to fixRAgent. Safari opens the paste page; tap Paste the photo, then tap Paste in Safari's callout. The card follows.
Android
Copy and paste
In Google Photos, open the photo, tap Share, scroll through the sharing options, tap Copy. Open the paste page and tap Paste the photo. When Chrome asks whether the page may see the clipboard, tap Allow, and the card follows.
From your home screen
In Chrome, open fixragent.com, tap the menu, tap Install. fixRAgent then opens from your home screen at fixragent.com.
Any computer
Copy a photo, open the paste page, press Ctrl+V or Cmd+V anywhere on it. The card follows.
Sources, each read 13 Sep 2026 unless marked
- Apple — Launch a shortcut from another app (Show in Share Sheet; run from any app's Share button): support.apple.com/guide/shortcuts/launch-a-shortcut-from-another-app-apd163eb9f95/ios
- Apple — Limit the input for a shortcut (tap Any, turn off content types): support.apple.com/guide/shortcuts/limit-the-input-for-a-shortcut-apd8195f96d6/ios
- Apple — the Copy to Clipboard action: support.apple.com/guide/shortcuts/apd081d9d61f/5.0/ios/15.0
- Apple — the Open URL action: support.apple.com/guide/shortcuts-mac/intro-to-url-schemes-apd621a1ad7a/mac
- Apple — Share shortcuts (iCloud link; Anyone / People Who Know Me; Apple receives a copy for validation): support.apple.com/guide/shortcuts/share-shortcuts-apdf01f8c054/ios
- Apple — Duplicate and copy photos and videos on iPhone ("Open a photo, then tap the More button. Tap Copy, then paste the photo into another document.", read 14 Sep 2026): support.apple.com/guide/iphone/iph1d6b0a5cf/ios
- WebKit — the async clipboard API arrived in Safari 13.1; a read outside a tap is refused; Safari shows its own Paste control: webkit.org/blog/10855/async-clipboard-api (23 June 2020)
- MDN — Clipboard.read(): Chrome 76 with the clipboard-read permission, Safari 13.1, Firefox 127 with a paste prompt; a read needs a recent tap: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Clipboard/read and …/Clipboard_API
- Google — Copy the photo for use in other apps (Google Photos on Android): support.google.com/photos/answer/6131416
- Google — Install a web app in Chrome on Android (menu, Install): support.google.com/chrome/answer/9658361
- MDN — share_target: an installed web app can be a share target; Chrome on Android 76, Chrome desktop 89, not Safari, not Firefox: developer.mozilla.org/…/Manifest/Reference/share_target