A bookmark manager that shows you the page
Browser bookmarks are a list of titles in folders you made in 2019. Savepad saves the page, a screenshot, and the text, so you can see it, read it, and search it. Even after the site is gone.
Before and after
How it goes now
- 47 folders in your bookmarks bar
- Titles like "Home" and "Untitled"
- Links that 404 now
- Different bookmarks in every browser
- Pocket, which shut down in 2025
In Savepad
- A preview of every page
- A snapshot, so dead links still open
- Broken links flagged for you
- One library for every browser
- Imports from Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Raindrop, and Pocket
How Savepad helps
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Every page previewed
Title, description, favicon, screenshot, and a reading copy, the moment you save.
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A snapshot of the page
When the site dies or changes, you still have it the way it was.
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Search every word
Search reads the whole page, so the one line you remember is enough.
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Leave whenever
Export everything as HTML, CSV, Markdown, or a ZIP with the files.
FAQs
Can I import my browser bookmarks?
Yep. Export them from Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Arc, or Edge as an HTML file and import it. Folders stay folders.
What happens when a page goes offline?
You still have the snapshot and the text. On Ultra Pro Max Plus, Savepad checks your links every week and tells you which ones died.
Is there a browser extension?
Not yet. Keep Savepad open in a pinned tab and paste links into it, or email them in.
From the blog
- The best bookmark managers: The bookmark managers worth using in 2026, from free browser bookmarks to Raindrop, Pinboard, and Savepad, with what each is best at, prices, and which ones use AI.
- Raindrop alternatives: Raindrop is a great bookmark manager that now has an AI assistant on Pro. The alternatives worth a look if you want links, a swipe file, or just less AI.
- How to share a Google Maps list: Share a Google Maps list from your phone or computer, let friends add places to it, and what to do when a list of pins isn't enough for planning a trip.
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