Kliplet

How to save web pages to Logseq

Getting web content into Logseq usually means copy-paste into a block. This guide shows how to clip pages straight into your Logseq graph with Kliplet, using the Logseq local API: enable the API, paste its token into Kliplet once, then save the full article, a selection, or highlights you mark as blocks in the page you choose. Because the request is local, nothing leaves your machine, and a local offline queue retries any clip that fails on a bad connection.

One-time setup

  1. In Logseq, enable the local HTTP API and copy its authorization token.
  2. Install Kliplet from kliplet.com, open Options → Targets, add Logseq, and paste the token.
  3. Optionally template how the blocks and properties are written.

Save a page

  1. Open the article; optionally select or highlight a passage.
  2. Trigger Kliplet and pick Logseq.
  3. The content is written as blocks into your graph, with the source link.

Local and durable

The clip goes to the Logseq API on your own machine; nothing routes through a Kliplet server and there is no analytics. If a save fails, Kliplet queues it locally and retries when you reconnect.

Beyond Logseq

The same extension also saves to Notion, Obsidian, Joplin, Anytype, Bear and Markdown, so one workflow covers every tool you use.

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FAQ

How does Kliplet save to Logseq?

Through the Logseq local HTTP API on your machine. Enable it, paste the token into Kliplet's Options, and clips are written as blocks directly into your graph — nothing routes through a server.

Can I save a selection or highlights, not the whole article?

Yes. Select text before saving to capture just that passage, or mark highlights on the page; Kliplet writes the chosen content into Logseq.

Does the content leave my device?

No. The clip is sent to Logseq's local API, and Kliplet ships no analytics. The backend handles only payments, licensing and optional sync/AI.

What if a clip fails offline?

It is queued locally in IndexedDB and retried when you reconnect, so it is not lost.

What does Kliplet cost?

Free tier, Pro $3/month, or $49 one-time Lifetime via Polar. Install from kliplet.com.