Annotated

Highlight, clip and annotate articles, video and podcasts in Chrome's side panel, with the source attached.

Annotated lets you clip, quote and cite anything you read or watch online, with the source always attached. Click the Annotated icon on any page and highlight a sentence. Or right-click a selection and choose "Annotate". On YouTube or a podcast, trim a clip of up to 90 seconds. YouTube clips play in YouTube's own player. Annotated does not copy the video. The panel sits beside the page, so you never lose your place. Nothing is drawn on the pages you visit. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Clip text, video or audio from any page • Add your take, written or recorded • Publish to a permanent link, or keep it private • Share to X, copy the link or save the card as an image • Follow people, reply with citations and see community context notes THE SOURCE IS ALWAYS ATTACHED Every clip carries where it came from. Rights holders can file a claim on any public post. PRIVACY Annotated reads only the pages you open it on and the sites you allow, plus www.youtube.com and annotated.info, which you allow when you install it. Nothing you read leaves the page until you clip it. To check for context notes, the panel sends only the first 3 characters of a one-way hash of the page address, without your account, except on the panel’s Context tab, where those same 3 characters go with your account while you’re signed in. It sends the whole hash once when the panel opens, when you click its icon on another page, and if you press Retry after that lookup fails, to count public takes. No ads, no analytics SDK. Sign in with Google or X. Full policy: https://annotated.info/privacy