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Send the current tab's video or link to Svid, and live-monitor a playing tab, a whole site by screenshot, or your meeting's tab. Svid Clipper sends footage to your Svid account (svid.ai), the AI video-intelligence platform where you ask your cameras and recordings anything. Use it to capture what Svid can't fetch on its own: - One click (or right-click) sends the current tab's video, or any link, to Svid. - Live-monitor a playing tab - frames stream to your account in real time so your checks run live and alert you the moment something happens. Meetings too: on your call's tab, click the Svid icon and hit Monitor. Once footage reaches Svid you get semantic search across everything you've captured, alerts when your conditions are met, and plain-language reports - all from checks you pick in your own words. Capture scopes: - Just the video playing on the page - The whole browser tab (meetings included) Privacy: the extension talks only to the Svid API using your own sign-in (Google/OAuth, or an API key you paste in Options). It installs with NO access to the sites you visit - Chrome asks per site, the first time you record one. Page content is never sent anywhere except your own Svid account. Requires a Svid account (free to create at svid.ai). After connecting, click the toolbar icon to start monitoring, or right-click any video or link to send it.
Aug 20, 2026
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