Robin.fm Clipper

Clip web content as topics to Robin.fm

Robin.fm Clipper is the official browser extension for Robin.fm users. It lets you save any webpage as a topic directly to your show's research library. When you find an article, video, or discussion worth covering on your show, click the extension or press Cmd+Shift+E (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+E (Windows/Linux). The clipper captures the page title and URL automatically. Add your notes, tag it for later, and assign it to any of your shows. The topic appears in Robin.fm immediately, ready for your next episode. You can highlight text on any page and add it to your topic description with one click. Need a visual? Capture a screenshot of the current page or upload images from your computer. The clipper hides itself during screenshots so you get a clean capture. If you manage multiple shows, a dropdown lets you pick which show gets the topic. The extension remembers your last selection, so clipping to the same show takes just a few clicks. Tags help you organize topics for later. Start typing and the autocomplete suggests tags you've used before. Your future self will thank you when searching through dozens of saved topics. The floating panel stays out of your way. Drag it anywhere on the screen while you read, then clip when you're ready. Close it and keep browsing. Robin.fm Clipper requires a Robin.fm account. Log in once with your email and password and stay authenticated across sessions. Your credentials are stored securely in Chrome and never shared. This extension only communicates with Robin.fm servers. It doesn't track your browsing, show ads, or collect data beyond what you explicitly clip. If you use Robin.fm for show prep, research, or content planning, this extension saves you the hassle of copying URLs, switching tabs, and manually entering topics. Install it once and clip content from anywhere on the web.