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Copy headers/request/response of network requests in DevTools in your preferred format. Picky Data is a Chrome DevTools extension that lets you copy network request and response details in your exact format — no more manually piecing together headers, body, and status. Key Features - Custom Templates: Use simple tokens like {{method}}, {{url}}, {{requestBody}}, and {{responseBody}} to format copied output. - Header Filtering: Choose exactly which request/response headers to include. - Quick Search & Filter: Easily filter by type (fetch/XHR, doc, JS, etc.) or keyword. - Keyboard Shortcut: Copy selected requests instantly (Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + C). - DevTools Theme Match: Automatically syncs with Light/Dark mode. How to Use 1. Open the Picky Data tab in DevTools. 2. Click any request to preview it with your template. 3. Press the copy shortcut to copy formatted data to your clipboard. 100% Private: All settings are stored locally (chrome.storage.local). No data is collected or transmitted. 🎉 What's New 🎉 1.2.0 - Fetch requests directly from the Network tab. - Header filtering now uses a simple textarea instead of a checkbox list. 1.1.0 - Request list now shows only the last path segment instead of the full URL. 1.0.0 - Initial release: DevTools panel to capture and copy network requests. - Customizable templates and keyboard shortcut via the options page.
Aug 26, 2026
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