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Save articles, links, videos, PDFs, images, and useful web content as clean Markdown. Add notes, tags, and highlights. Keep Web Clipper saves useful web content as clean Markdown. Clip an article, link, video, PDF, image, or any page you want to keep. Review the result before you save it to Keep, copy it, or download a .md file. Save the useful part of the web - Articles and web pages as clean, readable Markdown - Links, PDFs, and images with their source details - Selected passages with your own note - X posts and threads - YouTube pages with timestamped transcripts when available - One tab or every open tab - New browser bookmarks as you create them Review each capture before you save Open the clipper to check the title and Markdown preview. You can edit the title, author, date, site, description, tags, collection, notes, and captured Markdown before it reaches your library. Keep Web Clipper stores readable content instead of relying on the original page to stay online. Your saved pages remain searchable in Keep and available for export. Highlight passages that matter Select text on a page and open the clipper. The selected passage stays attached to the saved page. Add a note to record why you kept it. Use the Markdown anywhere Copy captured Markdown to the clipboard or download it as a .md file without saving it to Keep. This gives you a portable copy for your notes, editor, or local files. Save without breaking your flow Use the toolbar popup, a keyboard shortcut, or the right-click menu. You can save the current tab, save every open tab, or keep a link without opening it. Keyboard shortcuts: - Save the current tab: Cmd+Shift+K on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+K elsewhere - Save all tabs: Cmd+Shift+L on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+L elsewhere Privacy The extension has no advertising trackers. It sends the page details and content you choose to capture to your Keep account over HTTPS. Read the privacy policy at https://keep.md/privacy. A Keep account is required. You can start at https://keep.md.
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