The Kariel Web Clipper sends what you find straight to your library. Choose the folder, add tags, and you’re back to browsing.
Free for Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Works with the Kariel desktop app.
The Web Clipper lives in your browser. Pick a folder, add a few tags, and whatever caught your eye is in your library before you’ve finished scrolling.
Images, video, the page itself, a screenshot of part of it, or a recording.
Choose the folder, tags and properties before you save, not after.
Every save keeps its link and the page’s own description.
A few things the clipper does that a right-click never will.
Open any clip and the source link, description, colors and your own notes are right beside it.
On sites you use a lot, Kariel adds a quick-save to every image, and brings the site’s tags along.
Pick the images worth keeping from a page and save them together.
The visible page, the full page, or just the part you drag around.
Save the page itself and read it later inside Kariel, with a local copy kept alongside.
Some sites deserve more than a generic save button. Kariel can add its own controls inside a website, like a quick-save on every image in a gallery.
The site’s own tags and details come along, mapped to the fields you chose. For the odd one out, a few lines of JavaScript do the rest.
Yes. The Web Clipper is a companion to Kariel on your computer. It hands what you save to the app over a local connection, so the app needs to be installed.
Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Other Chromium browsers, like Brave or Opera, can usually install the Chrome version.
The clipper itself is free to install.
Into your Kariel library on your own computer, in the folder you pick.
Free to install. Works with the Kariel desktop app.
