Uniclip

Clip pages, batch-capture lists, and save to Notion, Feishu, Obsidian, Markdown, CSV, or JSON.

Uniclip is a browser side-panel workspace for saving web content and collecting structured data from pages. Use it to clip articles, research notes, product pages, directories, search results, and detail pages, then send the content to Notion, Feishu Docs, Obsidian, Markdown, CSV, or JSON. Key features: - Save a single page with title, main content, author, publish date, reading time, source URL, tags, and page metadata. - Extract article content with Readability to reduce navigation, ads, and unrelated page elements. - Manually select page content when automatic extraction is not enough. - Save to Notion with direct API connection and HTML-to-Notion-block conversion. - Save structured rows from the capture queue into Notion databases. - Save to Feishu Docs through the current browser session. - Save to Obsidian as Markdown notes with frontmatter through the local `obsidian://` protocol. - Export clipped pages as Markdown and batch data as CSV or JSON. - Detect repeated list data, preview rows and fields, rename or hide fields, and save reusable capture plans. - Capture paginated lists, linked detail pages, or a manually pasted list of detail-page URLs. - Create custom CSS selector rules and run quick capture with `Alt+Shift+C`. - Review captured rows in a local queue, edit fields, filter by status, delete records, or export selected data. Common use cases: - Save web articles and research pages to Notion, Obsidian, or Feishu. - Collect structured data from product lists, job boards, search results, directories, and comparison pages. - Export research data to Markdown, CSV, or JSON for later processing. - Reuse capture plans for websites you collect from repeatedly. Privacy and data: Uniclip stores settings, capture rules, local queues, and history in browser storage. Content is sent to Notion, Feishu, Obsidian, or local export only when you choose a save or export action. The extension reads page content only to perform clipping and batch capture actions you initiate.