About
Clip pages to Notion without losing the content. Fill in your database properties before saving, and it remembers your last one.
Clipwise saves web pages to your Notion databases — the whole page, not half of it.
The article, not the navigation. Clipwise scores the page to find the real content and leaves menus, sidebars, cookie banners and comment sections behind. It reads code blocks, quotes, lists and images, and it reaches content hidden inside web components that other clippers walk straight past.
Fill in your properties before you save. Status, tags, author, source, date — set them in the popup and the page arrives in Notion finished, instead of as a row you still have to open and complete.
It remembers. The database you used last time is already selected. The property values you.
Features and integrations
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It saves the whole article, not half of it — including code blocks and content<br />
some clippers miss.
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You fill in your Notion properties (tags, status, source…) before saving, so<br />
the page lands finished instead of as an empty row.
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It remembers your last database, so the second clip is basically one click.
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If a page comes out empty, it tells you instead of silently saving nothing.
Pros and cons
Pros
- It saves the whole article, not half of it — including code blocks and content
- some clippers miss.
- You fill in your Notion properties (tags, status, source…) before saving, so
- the page lands finished instead of as an empty row.
- It remembers your last database, so the second clip is basically one click.
- If a page comes out empty, it tells you instead of silently saving nothing.
Cons
- Currently it is in BETA Version.
Founder
Roan Steenstra Perez
Solo developer who builds small tools that do one thing well. I've shipped a handful of browser games and Chrome extensions, and right now I'm focused on Clipwise — a Notion web clipper with no account, no server, and nothing leaving your computer.
I care about software that respects your time and your data. Always happy to hear feedback, ideas or bug reports.
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Last updated September 13, 2026