Save, Summarize and Chatwith any page on Safari

It is Recall’s browser extension for Safari on Mac. 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 Download for Safari. Open the file from Downloads, drag Recall Web Clipper into your Applications folder, open it once from Applications in Finder, then turn Recall on in Safari → Settings → Extensions and accept permissions. After that, sign in from the toolbar icon and save any page you open.

Yes. The Recall Web Clipper is built for Safari on Mac and works with current versions of macOS and Safari. Keep both up to date for the smoothest install and clipping experience.

You need a Mac running a current version of Safari. This download is not for iPhone or iPad. After you install the Recall Web Clipper app and enable the extension in Safari Settings, sign in with your Recall account to start saving.

Safari loads extensions from a small Mac app that registers them with your system. That is why you download Recall Web Clipper, move it to Applications, and open it once before it appears in Safari → Settings → Extensions. After that, you turn it on inside Safari, not from the Mac App Store listing alone.

Open Safari and go to Safari → Settings → Extensions. Turn on Recall and accept the permissions when prompted. Click the Recall icon in your toolbar to sign in, then open any page you want to keep and click the icon again to save it.

First confirm Recall Web Clipper is in Applications, not only in Downloads. Open Finder, go to Applications, and double-click Recall Web Clipper once. Then open Safari → Settings → Extensions and enable Recall. If macOS blocked the app, right-click it in Applications, choose Open, confirm, and try again.

Yes for most pages. Recall can save articles, videos, PDFs, and many other pages you browse in Safari. A small number of pages block clipping because of content protection or login walls. If a page will not save, try another source or paste the link into the Recall web app.

Yes. Once a page is saved, you can edit notes, summaries, and tags in Recall on the web or mobile. Your edits stay with the same account and sync across devices.

Yes. Sign in with the same Recall account and content you clip in Safari syncs to Chrome, Firefox, Edge, the Recall web app, and the mobile apps, so you can continue on another device.

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

No. The Safari Web Clipper download is for Mac only. On iPhone and iPad, install the Recall mobile app and share pages, videos, or files into Recall from other apps.

Open Finder, go to Applications, and launch Recall Web Clipper. Click Check for Updates, install when prompted, then reopen Safari. If the extension disappears after an update, confirm it is still enabled under Safari → Settings → Extensions.

You can gather articles, videos, PDFs, and notes from Safari into one place instead of leaving research scattered across tabs and bookmarks. In Recall you can summarize what you saved, annotate it, quiz yourself, and reconnect related ideas when you revise.

The main Web Clipper page covers how Recall works across browsers, what content you can save, AI summaries, Instant Answers, and setup for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.