Setup complete

You're set up.
Now let's clip something.

Clipperry works out of the box with Markdown — no configuration at all. The two steps below are optional, and only needed if you want your clips to land in Notion or Obsidian.

1

Try it right now

Pin Clipperry to your toolbar: click the puzzle-piece icon in Chrome's top-right corner, find Clipperry, and click the pin.

Then open any article and click the Clipperry icon. A side panel opens showing a preview of exactly what will be saved.

Try it on a Wikipedia page with a table — that's where most clippers fall apart. Clipperry keeps tables as real Markdown tables.
2

Connect Notion (optional)

Clipperry saves into your own Notion workspace using an integration token. We never see your content.

Open the side panel, click the gear icon, and paste your token into Notion integration token.

Create a Notion integration →
Two things people miss: after creating the integration, open your target database in Notion → ··· menu → Connections → add your integration. Then copy the 32-character database ID from the database's URL and paste it into Clipperry's Destination field.
3

Connect Obsidian (optional)

Obsidian saves go through the desktop app on your own computer — nothing touches the cloud.

In the gear menu, type your vault name exactly as it appears in Obsidian's vault switcher, and optionally a folder like Clips/Web.

Obsidian must be running when you clip. If nothing happens, check that the vault name matches exactly — it's case-sensitive.

You get 50 free clips every month

That resets on the 1st. If you find yourself hitting the limit, Pro removes it entirely for $8/month — or $49/year.

See Pro pricing
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