Clippings.io for Amazon Kindle Highlights

This is great when it works! I find myself having to click through the process over and over again until it eventually downloads the new annotations. I am not sure what it is keeping it from functioning when it doesn't function.

I'm obsessed with this app, it's the absolute BEST tool I've found as a writer. I almost exclusively read on Kindle and I'm an avid highlighter. I collect all sorts of writing inspiration but until I discovered Clippings I didn't have any use for it. I'd highlight a sentence I loved, but then do nothing with it. Thanks to this app I can now actually export everything. I'm a little unhinged and I pull everything into a spreadsheet which I then organize into all sorts of categories, but that's ... Show more

better than readwise would love to see integrations with obsidian for the future and adding own custom notes not attached to kindle

Amazing app!!!!!1

Great extension. The OneNote integration is my favorite feature of this extension. The subscription price also offers great value for what is provided.

For me, the OneNote integration made my hundreds of highlights across dozens of books instantly usable with no extra effort. Simple and brilliant!

Awesome extension and website! Although I would love to have the ability to sort notes and highlights by length. I tend to highlight single words that I don't know which muddies up my quote highlights.

So useful and intuitive. A priceless tool for anyone who invests time and effort in their Kindle highlighting. Thank you!

Out of all the extensions i use, this is the best. Very intuitive UI with easy access to all my notes. I have been recommending this to all my friends who use kindle. Keep the great work guys. It is super. Thanks for the services provided.

Jim CulverwellDeveloperAug 9, 2023

Thanks Vinay, really appreciate the kind words.

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I read a lot of books on the kindle, many of which I reference in my writings. With this extension, I can save my highlight, their locations in the book, and specify what format (APA, Chicago, etc.) that I want the reference displayed in. Very useful. I export atuomatically to my Evernote account in APA format and to Google Drive in Chicago style,