With the world's first agentic web clipper, anything on the internet into an organized note in a single click—without leaving your browser.
On any webpage you want to save, click the Mem icon in your toolbar. Mem will automatically capture the full page—even Youtube videos—and summarize it into a note. If Mem sees any relevant collections, it will organize it too.
Highlight any passage of text, then click the Mem icon or press CTRL+M to clip only your selection. Note: CTRL+M works for text snippets only, not full-page clips.
In the input field of the popup, you can send Mem notes: "discussion for Q3 retreat", "make a bulleted list of key topics". Mem will write the new note and organize it based on the information you provide.
Unhappy with what Mem saved? You can make changes directly from the extension by chatting with Mem—edit the note content, rename it, or delete it entirely. The full Mem note-management experience, without ever leaving your tab.
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Most web clippers just save a page. Mem's Chrome Extension is the world's first agentic web clipper, acting as an AI research assistant built into your browser: it can summarize articles, extract key takeaways, organize clips into collections, and add them to existing notes, all before you leave the tab. You can give it instructions in plain language, and it formats and files your note based on what you ask for.
Download the web clipper from the Chrome Web store (or search for Mem from the Store), click "Add to Chrome," and pin it to your toolbar. To save a full page, click the Mem icon. To save a specific passage, highlight the text and press CTRL+M (works on both Mac and Windows); you can also right click to access the shortcut, or simply click the icon in your toolbar. The extension popup will open, where you can add instructions or just save it as-is.
In the extension popup, type # followed by a collection name to add the clip to an existing collection, or create a new one. Type @ followed by a note title to append the clip to an existing note. Mem will also auto-detect relevant collections in your workspace and suggest organizing the clip there — even if you don't specify.
Yes; simply click on the Mem icon in your toolbar to automatically create a beautifully formatted note summarizing the webpage contents. Chatting with Mem about it is completely optional.
Yes. After saving a clip, you can make changes directly within the extension by chatting with Mem— edit the content, rename the note, or delete it entirely — without ever opening the Mem app. It's the full Mem note-management experience in a browser popup.
Everything you save with the Chrome Extension goes straight to your Mem workspace and is instantly accessible from any device — iOS, web, Mac, or Windows. Your web research, saved articles, and clipped notes travel with you.
Currently, the Mem extension is available for Google Chrome only. Additional browser support may be added in the future — if that's important to you, let the team know.
Browser notifications should be on by default for Chrome Extensions, but you can find it in the extension settings. Mem will send you a progress update as soon as your clip is saved and processed, so you can keep browsing without wondering if it went through.
I no longer worry about how I organize or segment notes into different apps—I toss it in Mem and know it will be there when I need it. So much weight off my shoulders.
