Privacy-first web clipper

Save the web to Notion, Obsidian, Logseq, Joplin, Anytype, Bear on macOS, or Markdown.

One clipper for seven supported knowledge tools. Save a simplified article, full page, selection, or URL-only record across seven destinations, or capture the visible tab to Markdown or Obsidian — and keep persistent page highlights locally.

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Chrome & Edge · Unlimited Free single-target · Pro/Lifetime multi-target · No advertising trackers

The shape of a good clipper

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A good clipper does one thing: it captures the page faithfully and hands it to the tool you already use to think.

The hardest part is not the parsing — it is staying out of the way when you are reading. The second hardest part is being honest about what was captured.

Kliplet saves the simplified article, the full page, a selection, or just the URL — plus a visible-tab screenshot for Markdown and Obsidian.

Multi-target clipping

Pro and Lifetime can send the same page to any combination of seven supported targets (Bear on macOS). Free stays unlimited for one destination per clip.

Safe Obsidian text retry

Eligible ordinary Obsidian text writes enter the local queue only after their exact vault path is resolved, with up to four automatic attempts. Other destinations and screenshots are never replayed.

Templates with variables

Pull title, author, date, OpenGraph and Schema.org metadata into Notion properties or Markdown frontmatter.

Highlights that persist

Highlight selections on a page and they reappear on your next visit. Highlights stay local unless you enable paid sync; a paid custom template can explicitly include them in a destination clip.

Smart deduplication

Already saved this URL? Kliplet offers to open the existing clip or save again, plus a safe update action on supported targets.

Private by design

Clips go directly to your chosen tool. The extension has no usage analytics or tracking. A small backend handles one-time Notion authorization, payments and license checks; sync and AI data flows are optional and explicitly disclosed.

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How Kliplet compares

Facts are sourced from each clipper's public docs, GitHub repo, and Chrome Web Store listing as checked on 23 August 2026.

Feature	Kliplet	Notion Web Clipper	Obsidian Web Clipper	MarkDownload
Multi-target clippingAny combination of 7 supported targets on Pro / Lifetime; Bear on macOS	Yes	No	No Obsidian only	No Markdown-first; optional Obsidian URI
Obsidian text retryResolved path; up to 4 attempts	Yes	Not documented	N/A Different local-file failure model	N/A Different local-file failure model
Templates with variablesOpenGraph and Schema.org metadata	Yes	No	Yes	Partial Metadata and date variables
Highlights with persistenceReappear on next visit	Yes	No	Yes	No
No telemetryZero analytics, error reporting, or pings	Yes	Not documented Proprietary extension	Yes	Yes
Free core planUnlimited single-target clips; paid multi-target, sync, and higher AI limits	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

"N/A" means the row does not apply because the clipper writes to local files only — no remote API to retry. "Not documented" means the clipper's public documentation does not describe the feature.