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Save anything to Crates — in place on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, and bring your open tabs and bookmarks with you Detailed description Save it now. Find it later. Crates turns the links you collect into a library you can actually search. This extension is the fastest way to get a page, video, or reel into your account—without copying URLs or losing what you were watching. From any site Open the extension on the tab you’re on and send the page to Crates in one click. Sign in once; your saves show up in the app with summaries, tags, and the rest of Crates’ analysis. Save in place on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok On supported sites, a Save to Crates button appears on the content itself. Save a video or reel without opening the popup or hunting for the right tab. The button only shows on real posts and videos—not on feeds or profiles—so you’re not cluttering your library with junk URLs. Know before you save When you’re signed in, the in-page button can show whether you’ve already saved that item, so you don’t duplicate the same thing twice. Bring your bookmarks with you Use Import your bookmarks in the popup to pull in folders from Chrome. Folders become crates so your old saves aren’t stuck in a flat list. Why install this instead of another bookmark button? Crates isn’t just a list of links. It reads what you save—articles, videos, posts—and helps you organize and rediscover it by what it’s about, not just the title you forgot. The extension is the capture layer; the product is the memory. Get started Sign in with your Crates account, save from the toolbar or from the in-page button on supported sites, then open crate.ing to browse, search, and organize.
Oct 9, 2026
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