On iPhone, iPad and Mac, save the page you're reading from Safari's share sheet. In Chrome and Firefox, the Remindly
Web Clipper saves the article, your selection or just the link, straight into a notebook.
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Works on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Chrome, Firefox
Safari, Chrome or Firefox
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The case for slow notes
example.com
Note
Add a thought (optional)
From Safari and other apps
Works on iPhone, iPad and Mac with the Remindly app installed.
On the page you want, tap Share.
On a Mac, click the Share button in Safari's toolbar.
Choose Remindly.
The Save to Remindly sheet shows the page's title and site.
Change the title if you like, and add a thought.
Your thought is saved at the top of the note, as a quote above the article.
Tap Save.
Save the part that matters. Highlight text in Safari before you share. It goes at the top of the note as a quote, with the full article below it.
Other apps work too. Share a link from any app and Remindly downloads the article. Share photos or files, up to 20 at a time, and they go into one note.
Notes land in All Notes, with no notebook or tags. Move them whenever you like.
On a Mac, the note appears the next time you open Remindly. Shared photos and files also wait for you to open the app.
From Chrome or Firefox
The Remindly Web Clipper adds a button to your browser's toolbar.
Add the Remindly Web Clipper to Chrome or Firefox.
In Chrome, get it from the Chrome Web Store. Firefox needs version 128 or later.
Click the Remindly button in the toolbar, or press ⌥⇧R.
On Windows and Linux, the shortcut is Alt+Shift+R.
The first time, sign in with your Remindly email and password.
Choose Article, Selection or Link only.
Selection shows up when you've highlighted text on the page.
Pick a notebook, add tags or a comment, then click Save to Remindly.
The clipper remembers the last notebook you used. In the comment box, ⌘↩ or Ctrl+Enter saves.
Article
The readable article as clean Markdown, without menus and ads. The title comes from the article.
Selection
Only the text you highlighted, with its formatting. The title is the page's.
Link only
The page's title and address, for when you just want to come back to it.
What gets saved
The article's text as Markdown, with its headings, lists, quotes and links.
The page's address, so you can always get back to the original.
Images stay linked to the original site, so they show when you're online.
Videos, embeds and forms are left out.
No readable article? Some pages, like certain PDFs and protected pages, can't be read. Remindly saves the link instead.
Saved pages are ordinary notes: search finds their text, and you can add a reminder to read one later.
If something's not right
Remindly isn't in the share sheet
On iPhone and iPad, scroll to the end of the row of apps, tap More, and add Remindly.
On a Mac, choose Edit Extensions… in the Share menu and turn on Remindly. Open the Remindly app once if it still doesn't appear.
The sheet says "Open Remindly and sign in first."
Sign in to the Remindly app. The page you shared is kept and saved once you do.
The clipper says "Can't clip this page"
Browser pages, extension stores and files on your computer can't be clipped. Try it on an ordinary web page.
Only the link was saved
Remindly couldn't find a readable article on that page. In Chrome or Firefox, highlight the text you want and choose Selection.
Can I pick a notebook from the share sheet?
No, the share sheet saves to All Notes. Move the note afterwards, or use the Web Clipper, which has notebooks and tags.