# Copy Selectors

Copying selectors can be done very easily. Although directly copied selectors won't work for all use cases, they will work in **most** cases, and given how easy this method is, it's a great starting point.

This section explains how to copy selectors in one click.

We recommend this free CSS selector tool for Chrome: [Copy CSS Chrome plugin](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/copy-css-selector/kemkenbgbgodoglfkkejbdcpojnodnkg). With it, you can right-click on any element of the website to copy its CSS selector and then paste it into the building block *Website action*.

![](/files/uuk4QNaYfjBRrFlRDzLD)

After clicking on *copy CSS selector*, wait a few seconds until a dotted frame is shown. If no frame is shown, then something went wrong - try right-clicking again until the frame appears. This is what this frame looks like:

![Wait for the frame to appear on the selected element](/files/pjlGR7mxkj1q8Rjcmowj)

### Video Tutorial: Introduction to Selectors

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