Destination - Note apps

Best Web Clippers for Note-Taking Apps (2026)

If your notes already live in Evernote, OneNote, Joplin, or Obsidian, the clipper you want is usually the one the note app ships itself - it knows the note format, the notebook structure, and the sync path. All four official clippers are free. They differ in what they preserve: OneNote gives you four capture modes including a PDF with page ranges, Evernote keeps a simplified article view with annotation, Joplin talks to the local desktop app rather than a cloud service, and the Obsidian clipper writes Markdown files you own outright.

How they compare

Note apps - 8 tools side by side
ToolPriceFree tierTypeSaves to
Evernote Web ClipperFree clipper; Evernote ~$14.99/moYesExtension, AppEvernote
Joplin Web ClipperFree; Joplin Cloud from €2.99/moYesOpen source, Extension, AppJoplin · Local files
MatterFree + $8/moYesExtension, AppIts own library · Notion · Obsidian
Obsidian Web ClipperFreeYesOpen source, Extension, AppObsidian · Local files
OneNote Web ClipperFreeYesExtension, AppOneNote
Readwise Reader$9.99/mo (annual)NoExtension, AppIts own library · Notion · Obsidian · Evernote
Web ClipperFreeYesOpen source, ExtensionNotion · OneNote · Joplin · Obsidian
Web HighlightsFree + PremiumYesExtension, AppIts own library · Notion · Obsidian · Local files

All 8 tools

FAQ

Which note app has the best web clipper?

Ever-ote's is the most polished after fifteen years of iteration, and OneNote's is the most flexible on capture modes. For local-first notes, the Obsidian and Joplin clippers are the only ones here that never send the clip through a company's servers.

Is there one clipper that saves to several note apps?

Yes - the open-source Web Clipper supports eighteen-plus destinations including Notion, OneNote, Joplin, Obsidian, Bear, and Confluence, with a plugin architecture for adding more. It trades per-app polish for reach.