Select text on any page, save it with one click, and revisit your highlights anytime — all stored locally, no account needed.
We've all been there. You stumble across a paragraph that perfectly captures an idea, a data point you want to cite later, or a sentence so well-written you just want to keep it. You bookmark the page, maybe leave the tab open — but weeks later, you can't find it. The context is lost.<br><br><strong>Clipstash</strong> was born from that frustration. We wanted a tool that feels like running a highlighter across a book — instant, tactile, and yours. No accounts. No cloud syncing. No algorithms deciding what matters. Just you, your selections, and a private stash you can revisit anytime.
A focused set of features designed around one idea: saving web highlights should be as effortless as selecting text.
Select any text on a page — the marquee light border confirms your selection, then hit Save. That's it.
Bold, italic, code, lists, headings, links, and even images are kept exactly as they appeared on the page.
Every highlight lives in your browser's local storage. No account, no server, no analytics. Your reads stay yours.
The dedicated viewer lets you search across all your highlights — text, comments, URLs, and page titles — instantly.
Export your entire library as a clean Markdown file. Import it back anytime. You own your data, portably.
Highlight, underline, or bold passages inside the viewer. Mark what matters without leaving the page.
No setup wizards, no onboarding flows. Install, select, save.
Highlight any passage on a webpage just like you normally would. An animated marquee border appears to confirm your selection.
A clean popover appears — Save the highlight to your stash, or Copy it to your clipboard. Add an optional personal note.
Click the toolbar icon to browse your clips in the popup, or hit "View All" to open the full-page viewer with search and annotations.
No copy-paste dance, no switching apps. Select → Save → Done. It takes under a second.
Each clip retains the source URL, page title, and timestamp. You'll always know where a quote came from.
No cloud, no account, no third party. Everything stays in your browser — the way it should be.
Export to Markdown at any time. Import on another device. You're never locked in.
A warm editorial design with serif typography, masonry layout, and amber accents — your library deserves better than a spreadsheet.
Available on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. Select text on any page — news, docs, research papers, blog posts.
Free, open-source, and takes just one click to install.