WEB HIGHLIGHTS & NOTES

Keep the parts
worth remembering.

Select a sentence. Add your own thought. Save it where you want, without interrupting your reading or sending another chat message.

Install the Chrome beta All downloads ↗

Previously Answer Clipper. Same project, same notes. Open-source under the MIT License. AnyAnnotate 0.6.3 was submitted to the Chrome Web Store on September 13, 2026. It is pending review and will be published automatically after approval.

The extension under its previous Answer Clipper name, with selected text, an annotation, a Save to selector, and one Save button. — The real Chrome extension on an example reading page, before the AnyAnnotate rename. No private conversation is shown.

YOUR NOTES, YOUR DESTINATION

One Save button. Your choice.

Markdown or plain text

Choose a filename and location, or connect a reusable file to keep appending notes. Local saving needs no account, API key, or server.

A local inbox

Collect excerpts from different pages, then export them together when you finish reading. Each saved annotation has a local copy, including cloud saves.

Optional Google Docs

Connect Google, choose a document or create one, and append notes. Google authorization verification is still pending, so cloud access may show an unverified-app warning and remains limited while release preparation continues. Local saving needs no Google account.

Local first. No hidden collection.

AnyAnnotate processes text you intentionally select and saves it only when you choose Save. There is no analytics, advertising, or AI processing in the extension, and no AnyAnnotate server receives your notes.

Google Docs actions send your quote, annotation, source title, and supported link directly to Google. The extension reads the chosen document to append safely and avoid duplicates. Google's document permission is broader than one file, but AnyAnnotate does not list or scan unrelated documents.

Read the complete privacy policy →

Use it across the web.

The Chrome extension works on ordinary HTTP and HTTPS pages, including articles, documentation, blogs, and ChatGPT. It supports local HTML files when Chrome file access is enabled. It does not support Chrome settings, the Web Store, built-in PDF viewers, editable fields, embedded frames, or canvas-rendered text.

The repository also includes a macOS app for system-wide annotation and an experimental local-only MCP app. The Chrome extension is for desktop Chrome, not mobile Chrome.

Maintained by guoziyu415. For help, see the installation guide or report an issue. Do not post private notes or credentials in public issues.