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Save references from anywhere on the web to your Noodal library. Add to Noodal is the companion browser extension for Noodal, the workspace for the creative process. Save images and videos from any website directly to your personal Library, organize them into buckets, and search across years of your own taste, not by what page you found them on, but by what's actually in them. What it does: • Right-click any image to save it instantly to your default bucket. • Click the extension icon to scan a page and multi-select dozens of images at once. • Save the same asset to multiple buckets in a single action. • Auto-detect videos from YouTube, Vimeo, Loom, and Frame.io. • Skip duplicates automatically; saving the same image twice doesn't clutter your library. Why it's different: Your saved assets are tagged automatically by AI, so search understands what's in them. Search "warm tones," "minimal," "portrait," or "muted earth" and find matches across your whole library, not just the ones whose page titles happened to contain those words. The tags are personal to your library and improve over time. Built for creative professionals: Noodal is the workspace for artists, designers, creative directors, and filmmakers; one place for references, thinking, and final deliverables. The browser extension is the bridge between "I see something on the web" and "it lives in my Noodal." Requires a Noodal account. Sign up at noodal.app to get started. Privacy: The extension only reads images you actively choose to save. It does not track your browsing, read page content, or run in the background. Full privacy policy: https://noodal.app/privacy
Jun 17, 2026
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