Browser Extension

Clip the web into your Memos.

Save pages, selections, and images from any website straight to your self-hosted Memos instance — converted to clean Markdown, reviewed before saving, with no telemetry.

Markdown-native clips

Selections, links, lists, code, and tables are converted to clean Markdown instead of pasted HTML.

Your instance, your notes

Clips save straight to the Memos server you run, so captured pages live on your own infrastructure.

Private by design

No analytics, ads, or telemetry. The extension talks only to usememos.com and your Memos instance.

How It Works

From page to memo in three steps.

01

Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons, then connect your Memos instance.

02

Open the clipper on any page to capture the title, URL, and content, or select text and images first for a focused clip.

03

Review and edit the Markdown, pick a visibility (Private, Protected, or Public), and save it to your timeline.

Features

Everything a clipper needs. Nothing it doesn't.

The clipper stays focused on capture: grab what matters on a page, shape it into Markdown, and file it in your timeline.

Clean Markdown conversion

Selected text, links, lists, code blocks, and tables become readable Markdown that fits your existing notes.

Image attachments

Pick images from the page and upload them to your instance as Memos attachments alongside the clip.

Edit before saving

Every clip opens for review first, so you can trim, annotate, or tag it before it reaches your timeline.

Visibility control

Choose Private, Protected, or Public per clip, matching the visibility model you already use in Memos.

Right-click quick save

Save selected text or images from the context menu without opening the popup. Quick saves default to private.

Custom clip templates

Control how clips are formatted with templates stored locally in your browser, not on a server.

FAQ

Web clipper questions.

Supported browsers, version requirements, and how the extension works with your instance.

Which browsers does the Memos Web Clipper support?
The extension is available for Google Chrome via the Chrome Web Store and for Mozilla Firefox (version 142 or later) via Firefox Add-ons.
Does the web clipper work with self-hosted Memos?
Yes. The clipper is built for self-hosted Memos and saves clips directly to your own instance. It requires Memos 0.26.0 or later.
Is the Memos Web Clipper open source?
Yes. Like Memos itself, the web clipper is open source. The code is available on GitHub for review, issues, and contributions.
Why can't the clipper capture some pages?
Browsers block extensions from reading browser-owned pages such as internal settings screens and some store pages. On those pages the clipper falls back to saving the title and URL.

Start clipping in under a minute.

Install the extension, connect your Memos instance, and the next page worth keeping is one click from your timeline.