External links only
- Notion references the original website URL
- Images may fail to load after the source changes
- Content is incomplete offline or when permissions change
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Save web content to Notion in one click. Area clipping uploads the actual image files into Notion, not just external links.
Web content
Saved to Notion
Many clippers only store image URLs. When the source site changes paths, hotlink-blocks, or goes offline, Notion is left with broken images. Notion Clip downloads and uploads images into your Notion during area clipping.
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Written as a Notion file
From full-page links to precise selections to images that actually live in Notion — a clipping flow that stays complete and under your control.
Quickly save the page title, URL, and selected text into your default Notion database.
Hover to highlight and click multiple content blocks, then merge them in click order or page order.
During area clipping, images are downloaded and uploaded into Notion instead of pasting hotlinks that break later.
Pick a default database after connecting Notion so every clip goes to the same workspace with less friction.
No complex setup — connect Notion once and start clipping every day.
Install Notion Clip from your browser store and open any webpage to get started.
Complete Notion authorization, choose a default database, and see the workspace name in the popup.
One-click clip, or enter area select mode to pick content blocks — images are uploaded to Notion when included.
Free includes one-click clipping with images stored in Notion. Upgrade to Pro when you need multi-area merge clipping.
$0Free forever
$2.9/ month
Quick answers about browsers, image uploads, and privacy.
We currently target Chromium-based browsers (such as Chrome and Edge), and also ship a Firefox build target.