Evernote Web Clipper
Captures web pages, articles, screenshots and PDFs into searchable Evernote notebooks.
Meet Evernote Web Clipper
Evernote Web Clipper saves material from the web as notes that can be organized into a larger research library. The capture workflow supports articles, screenshots and PDFs, while notebook organization makes saved content available alongside the user's own writing and project notes.
The extension depends on an Evernote account, with desktop, mobile and web access through the companion service. Chrome, Firefox and Safari downloads are explicitly listed; plan limits should be checked because the free clipper does not imply unrestricted storage or unlimited device access.
- Payment structure
- Free clipper; freemium subscription service
- Hosting model
- Vendor-hosted service
- Free option
- Yes - limited free account
- App types
- Web app / website service | Native mobile app | Native desktop app | Browser extension
Payment and hosting
Free signup and paid Evernote plans are available; note, device, storage and premium-feature limits vary by plan.
| Vendor-hosted | Yes |
|---|---|
| Self-hosted | Not listed |
| Open-source status | Not listed |
Where you can use it
| iPhone / iOS | Yes |
|---|---|
| Android | Yes |
| macOS | Yes |
| Windows | Yes |
| Linux | Not listed |
| Web app | Yes |
| Progressive web app | Not listed |
| Command-line tool | Not listed |
| Chrome extension | Yes |
|---|---|
| Safari extension | Yes |
| Firefox extension | Yes |
| Edge extension | Not listed |
| Bookmarklet | Not listed |
| Mobile share capture | Yes |
| Other browser support | Not separately verified |
What to check before choosing
Platform notes: Native-platform flags refer to the companion Evernote app; no official Linux desktop app verified.
Research snapshot: September 17, 2026. Official public pages / publisher documentation reviewed; not hands-on tested.
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