Save, summarize, and chatfrom your browser.

A web clipper is a browser extension that captures information from web pages and saves it into an app so you can organize and revisit it later. Instead of leaving tabs open or keeping bookmarks alone, you capture the page content itself.

The Recall AI web clipper is a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. In one click it saves articles, videos, PDFs, and other web content, creates an instant AI summary, lets you chat with the page or your library, and organizes everything into a searchable second brain.

Install the extension for your browser, pin it to your toolbar, and sign in. Open any page you want to keep, click the Recall icon, and save it. From there you can read or listen to the summary, take notes, or ask Instant Answers. Everything syncs to your Recall knowledge base automatically.

Recall supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari on Mac. Chrome has a dedicated web clipper page and installs from the Chrome Web Store. Edge uses Microsoft Edge Add-ons, Firefox uses Mozilla Add-ons, and Safari installs from the Web Clipper for Safari download page.

For Chrome, open the Chrome Web Store listing and click Add to Chrome. For Edge, open the Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing and click Get. For Firefox, click Add to Firefox on Mozilla Add-ons. For Safari on Mac, open the Web Clipper for Safari page, download the app, move it to Applications, open it once, then enable Recall in Safari Settings. After install, pin Recall, sign in, open a page, and click the toolbar icon to save.

A bookmark manager mostly stores links. A basic web clipper mainly saves a page snapshot into notes. Recall saves the content, creates an instant AI summary, applies tags, connects related ideas, and lets you chat with what you saved, so capture becomes knowledge instead of another pile of links.

You can save YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, articles, TikToks, Instagram posts, recipes, Wikipedia pages, and more. The same Recall account syncs everything to the web app and mobile apps so your library stays in one place.

Yes for most pages. A small number of sites limit clipping because of content protection or login walls. If a page cannot be saved, try another source or paste the link in the Recall web app.

Yes. When you save with the Recall browser extension, you get an instant AI summary you can read or listen to, plus the full transcript or reader view when you want more detail.

Yes. Instant Answers lets you chat with the current page, the web, or your whole Recall library using models like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, without leaving your browsing flow.

Yes. After you save, you can edit notes, summaries, and tags in the extension and in the Recall web app or mobile apps. Your changes sync across devices on the same account.

Web clipping lets you gather articles, videos, PDFs, and notes in one place instead of scattering research across tabs and bookmarks. In Recall you can summarize what you saved, annotate it, quiz yourself, and reconnect related ideas when you revise.

No for new clips. Saving and syncing from the extension need an internet connection. Once content is already in your knowledge base, you can reopen much of it in the Recall apps when you are offline.

Yes. Sign in with the same Recall account and your saves sync across Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, the web app, and mobile. From your knowledge base you can also open or share items when you want to send them elsewhere.

Yes. One Recall subscription covers the browser extensions, web app, and mobile apps. You can start free and upgrade when you need Premium features. There is no separate fee per browser.

Permissions let Recall save the page you choose, generate a summary, and surface related cards from your library while you browse. Recall only processes content you decide to save, and does not train AI on your library.

The Recall browser extension is for capturing content and rediscovering related ideas while you browse. The Recall web app is the full product for searching, organizing, chatting, reviewing, and managing your knowledge base from any computer.

Yes. Recall is a productivity-focused AI browser extension that turns reading into a durable knowledge base. It combines web clipping, AI summaries, chat, and automatic organization so research compounds instead of getting lost in tabs.