When trying to import an element for use in a script, it can be a long, boring process to find the XPath element. Using built-in inspect element tools can help make the process of finding the XPath of a specific element much easier.
Instructions vary on each browser so today, we will only be going over instructions to accomplish this on Google Chrome.
1: Inspect the element you are trying to find the XPath of.
![](https://techelper.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/1-1024x489.png)
2: Once you are selected on the element, right-click and under “Copy”, click “Copy Full XPath” or “Copy XPath” (Depends on which type you require for your needs)
![](https://techelper.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/2-1024x500.png)