Articles & pages
Strips the navigation, ads and cookie banners, keeps the text, headings, links, code blocks and tables.
One click turns a web page, an article, a PDF or a video's captions into tidy, portable Markdown — ready for whatever notes app you already use.
Pages, articles and PDFs are free and unlimited, forever. No account needed to start.
Four kinds of page, one keyboard shortcut, one output format.
Strips the navigation, ads and cookie banners, keeps the text, headings, links, code blocks and tables.
Pulls the caption track into a timestamped transcript, with each timestamp linking back to that moment in the video.
Reads PDFs open in the browser and converts the text to Markdown — no upload, no conversion service.
Clip a selection, or point at any element on the page and take only that.
Per-site rules for the file name, the frontmatter properties and the body — triggered by URL pattern or schema.org type.
Download the file, copy it, or send it straight to your notes app or read-later service. Your tokens stay in your browser.
Most privacy pages say "we respect your privacy". Here is the actual split, feature by feature.
Runs entirely in your browser. No account, no network request to us, nothing to collect. We could not see what you clip even if we wanted to — there is no code path that sends it anywhere.
Free accounts get 5 caption clips a month, so this one talks to our server. It sends exactly one thing: “this identity used one clip.” Never the URL, never the page title, never the transcript.
The captions themselves never reach us. They are read from the player already running in your tab and turned into Markdown on your machine. The server keeps a counter, not your content.
Not to start. Pages, articles and PDFs never need one. Video captions give you two clips without signing in; after that an account unlocks the rest of the monthly free allowance.
Only video captions stop. Pages, articles and PDFs keep working, unlimited, forever. The counter resets every month.
Yes. Clipping happens in your browser, so it works on a plane or behind a corporate firewall. If our server is unreachable we let the clip through rather than block you.
Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers, including Edge. The extension uses Manifest V3.
Wherever you point them: a downloaded .md file, your clipboard,
a local notes app opened through an application link, or a note service you
have configured. Clips are also kept in a local history you can search and
clear at any time.
Yes. Subscriptions are managed through the billing portal — cancel, change card or download invoices there. You keep Pro until the end of the period you have already paid for.
Pages, articles and PDFs cost nothing and always will.