Save, Summarize and Chatwith any page on Chrome

It is Recall’s browser extension for Chrome. A web clipper lets you capture pages you care about and save them into your notes or knowledge app. With Recall, one click saves the page, creates an AI summary, lets you chat with the content, and syncs everything into your searchable knowledge base.

On this page, click Add to Chrome. Confirm the install from the Chrome Web Store, approve permissions, pin Recall to your toolbar, and sign in. Then open any page you want to keep and click the Recall icon to save it.

The Recall Web Clipper can save articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, social posts, recipes, Wikipedia pages, and more from Chrome. The same Recall account syncs everything to the web app, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and mobile so your library stays in one place.

Yes. Recall keeps the same library in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari on Mac. Install each browser from the main Web Clipper page. Safari uses a Mac download instead of a store listing.

The Recall Web Clipper is the best productivity Chrome extension when the job is keeping what you read. One click saves the page, creates an AI summary, files it automatically, and lets you chat with that source or your whole library later. Claude is better for acting on the live tab, Grammarly for writing, and Raindrop.io for bookmark folders.

Grammarly fixes the sentence you are typing. Claude in Chrome can click and type on the live tab. Recall saves the page, creates an AI summary, and lets you chat with what you kept, so the research still answers next week. Most people who write and read keep Grammarly beside Recall.

Yes. Recall has a free Chrome extension plan with unlimited saves and a limited number of AI summaries and chat messages, which is enough to test the full workflow. Paid plans unlock unlimited AI summaries and library-wide chat.

Recall is not the best fit if you only need a password manager, an ad blocker, a tab collapser, or inline grammar in Gmail. Recall is built for readers and researchers who want summaries, chat, and a library that still answers next week.

Yes, Recall is worth it as a productivity Chrome extension if lost research and unread tabs are costing you time. Recall saves the full page, summarizes it on capture, and lets you ask that library later. Recall is less valuable if you only need grammar, passwords, or a tab list.