Scroll Web Clipper

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This web clipper lets you easily add articles, podcasts, X threads and videos to your Scroll notebooks.

Latest reviews

• (2025-02-13) Marcus Alderton: Simply the best
• (2025-02-13) Ben Richardson: made my day
• (2025-02-13) David Harrison: I've tried many web clippers before, but Scroll's speed and clean interface make it stand out from everything else.
• (2025-02-13) Ethan Brooks: As a researcher having all my sources automatically cleaned up and organized is incredible The text extraction is flawless and the translation feature helps with international sources
• (2025-02-13) Marcus Roderick: Clean interface
• (2025-02-13) Katherine Rose Martinez: I use it mostly to transcribe long YouTube videos and podcasts
• (2025-02-13) Jennifer: I report on East-Asian companies for a living. Transcription and translation quality is surprisingly accurate.
• (2025-02-13) Olivia Hayes: I love how it lets me organize all my sources, but I wish it supported kindle book as well.
• (2025-02-12) Joseph Johhnson: Really nice for content creators. Snappy interface.
• (2025-02-12) Iftach Bar: Loved the extension, saves me a lot of time in my work
• (2025-02-10) Moria Barak: So useful!
• (2025-02-06) adam bobrow: Really helpful!
• (2025-02-06) Adi Leibovich Eizenberg: I use this for my non-profit projects. I've been enjoying it so far.
• (2025-02-06) Jani Eväkallio: Super handy for capturing paywalled web pages that I have subscriptions for. Also love how it saves entire Twitter threads as a single source in an easy-to-read format.
• (2025-02-06) ben gad: Finally, this is awesome!! This extension saves me a ton of time. Now I don't have to copy links and go paste them in another tab.
• (2025-02-06) Elik Eizenberg: Really well made! It's useful because you don't need to context switch when you want to save a source. Also works nicely with paywalled articles if you have access.