✓Coasts & oceans
✓Forests
✓City nights
✓Sunrise & sunset
✓Coffee
✓MountainsBatch save
Select images and videos, edit titles, and choose where to save.
- 1Open the extension
- 2Select and organize
- 3Save selected items
ClipSeek Capture
Save web mediato ClipSeek
Save images and videos in batches or with a right-click. Keep them locally and find them later with AI.
Requires macOS 12+ and ClipSeek 0.1.3+. Get ClipSeek →
✓Batch save✓Right-click save✓Source links✓Local storage
Two ways to save
Right-click save
Send an image or video straight to your current library.
- 1Right-click an image or video
- 2Choose “Save to ClipSeek”
- 3Keep browsing
Get started
- 01
Open ClipSeek
Install ClipSeek 0.1.3+ on your Mac and open a library.
- 02
Install the extension
Add it to Chrome or Edge. Check that it shows “Connected”.
- 03
Start saving
ClipSeek downloads and indexes your media in the background.
Organize as you save
Capture guide →Sharper images
Prefers higher-quality responsive and lazy-loaded image sources.
Folders and tags
Choose a library, folder, and tags before import.
Source links
Return to the original page whenever you need.
AI search
Creates thumbnails and a search index in the background.
You choose what to save
The extension runs when you open it or capture media. Selected URLs and source details go to ClipSeek on the same Mac.
- ✓No website cookies read or forwarded
- ✓No browsing history collected
- ✓Downloads and AI indexing in the desktop app
Do I need the desktop app?＋
Yes. Keep ClipSeek running with a library open. It downloads, organizes, and indexes the media you save.
What can I save?＋
Web images and directly accessible HTTP(S) video files, using Chrome or Edge.
Why are some videos missing?＋
Videos using blob URLs, DRM, or HLS/DASH streaming cannot be captured directly.
Where do I install it?＋
Use the Chrome or Edge install button at the top of this page.