Web Clips
Keep useful things from the web in one place. Save links, articles, screenshots and page elements, then organize them into collections you can return to.
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A home for what you find
Save useful web content in collections for each project or topic. The four capture formats cover pages, readable text and visuals.
Save from a webpage
Open a webpage and use the Web Clips capture panel.
- Open Web Clips
Use webpage search (usually Alt + S), find Web Clips, then press Enter.
- Choose a format
Select Link, Article, Screenshot or Element.
- Choose Add to collection
Select the destination collection. Add a clear title if needed.
- Complete the capture
Finish any screenshot or element selection, then check the save status.
Saving starts automatically once the content and collection are ready. Opening the panel alone does not save an item.
Pick the format that fits
Link
Choose Link when you only need a way back to the original page. It saves the page address and title in your collection; open the saved link whenever you want to visit the website again.
Article
Choose Article when you want to keep the words from a page, such as a guide or blog post. SuperCommands extracts the readable text so you can open it from your collection later. Check that the text appeared before you leave the capture panel.
Screenshot
Choose Screenshot when the way a page looks matters. Capture a selected area, what you can currently see, or the full page. Finish the capture before checking that it saved to your collection.
Element
Choose Element when you only need one part of a page, such as a paragraph, image or product section. Select that part on the webpage and confirm it; supported text and images are saved in your collection.