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Web Clipper for Obsidian & Notion ClipNest is a Chrome web clipper for Obsidian and Notion. Save web pages, articles, selected text, or a specific part of a webpage directly from Chrome to your Obsidian vault or Notion workspace. ClipNest is built for collecting research, articles, notes, references, and other useful things from the web without changing your existing workflow. Clip from the web - Save the main content of an article - Save selected text - Select a specific area of a webpage - Preserve headings, links, images, lists, blockquotes, and basic formatting - Remove common page clutter - Use right-click Quick Clip actions Save to Obsidian ClipNest writes notes directly to a vault you choose. - Choose a vault and folder - Add tags - Use YAML frontmatter - Use Obsidian templates - Detect existing vault tags - Preserve the source URL - Add your own notes Save to Notion ClipNest can save directly to Notion pages and databases. - Create reusable Notion presets - Choose page or database destinations - Map webpage information to database properties - Map title, URL, author, tags, dates, numbers, checkboxes, Select, Status, Multi-select, and Files & media properties - Detect webpage images - Choose which webpage image to save - Detect article and book authors when available - Edit values before saving - Use a separate preset for Quick Clip Sync and backup - Sync Notion preset configuration between Chrome installations using Chrome Sync - Export and import ClipNest settings Privacy ClipNest accesses the current webpage only when needed to perform an action you request. This may include the page URL, title, selected text, visible content, links, images, and metadata. Obsidian clips are written locally to the vault you select. When saving to Notion, ClipNest sends the requested content directly to Notion using your existing logged-in Notion browser session. ClipNest does not operate a backend service that receives your clipped webpage content. ClipNest does not use browsing data for advertising, profiling, or analytics.
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