Extract content
Web clipping
Keep a selection or an article, edit the text and choose the images that belong with it.
Saved images are embedded in HTML or included alongside Markdown.
The toolkit
Web clipping, capture and offline OCR tools.
Eighteen ways to collect, capture and keep web content. Choose what matters, then work with it in your browser.
Pick a tool. Make it your own.
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Page text
Extract a selection, the main article or full-page text. Give it a quick edit before saving.
Each extraction scope keeps its own local draft.
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Page images
Find images, filter by size or format, and select the ones worth keeping.
Scroll to load more images, then extract again.
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Web graphics
Collect inline SVG graphics and the current image of a Canvas, with preview and export controls.
Protected or cross-origin canvases may not be readable.
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Page tables
Choose tables, rows and columns, then take structured information into your next document.
Includes TSV and Markdown. Virtual tables expose only loaded rows.
Table export guide →Extract content
Page links
Gather links, remove duplicates and sort a page’s references into a useful list.
Also exports Markdown and HTML bookmarks.
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Files & attachments
Find directly downloadable files and attachments, filter the results and choose what to save.
Downloads requiring a special form or interaction may need an adapter.
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Audio & video
Collect accessible audio and video file addresses, preview them and save the original files.
Does not merge HLS/DASH streams or decrypt protected media.
Capture & record
Visible area screenshot
Capture what is currently visible in the page, ready to save or copy as an image.
Clipboard output is a PNG image.
Screenshot guide →Capture & record
Area screenshot
Frame a particular part of the visible page, or enter exact crop coordinates.
The selected crop is applied to both export and image copy.
Screenshot guide →Capture & record
Full page screenshot
Scroll and stitch a longer page into a capture. Oversized results are split into images.
Dynamic pages and special scrolling containers can affect the result.
Screenshot guide →Capture & record
Screen recording
Record a tab, window or screen, with optional source audio and microphone input.
MP4 depends on browser codec support. Copy captures the current video frame.
Capture & record
Audio recording
Record tab audio, a microphone or a mix of both, with recording and gain controls.
M4A depends on browser support. Copy produces recording information.
Save & convert
Save as PDF
Use Chrome’s print dialog and the TabParcel destination to receive and preview a PDF.
Scanned pages need OCR before their text can be extracted.
Save & convert
Offline archive
Save the loaded page as a Chrome MHTML archive, with optional metadata and reference images.
Interactive features and content that has not loaded may not work offline.
Save & convert
Page card
Turn a page title, description and cover image into an editable card you can reuse.
Edit page metadata and the card’s appearance before export.
Save & convert
Image OCR
Recognize text from images and screenshots locally in ten languages, then edit, download, copy or send the results to supported sites.
Bundled models work offline from the first use. Best for clear printed text in horizontal lines.
Offline OCR guide →Save & convert
Batch downloads
Paste a set of file links or a JSON list, review the batch and manage the downloads together.
Fetches the files at the supplied HTTP or HTTPS addresses.
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A few useful boundaries
Know what you’re keeping.
Copy output varies by tool: it may be text, an image, an address list or file information. Direct sending accepts up to five files per batch, with a 100 MiB limit per file.
Read the details in HelpPut the tools to work.
Start in the extension playground: original sample text, images, tables, files, audio, video and ten OCR language samples, with checks for all 18 tools.
Follow our guides to recognize text from images offline or export webpage tables. You can also compare screenshot tools and follow the cloud sending workflow. For Extract current page and Send to, see the account and free-trial rules.