Keep anything you want to read later.
Save articles, threads, newsletters, PDFs, and highlights in one clean reading list. Read without clutter and find them again later.
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Build your reading list as you browse.
Keep the full text with the original source and your highlights. Your reading list stays available after the tab is gone.
Save the full textCapture an article, thread, newsletter, or document instead of keeping another open tab.Read without the clutterOpen a clean reading view with the original link and saved copy close at hand.Mark what mattersHighlight a useful line and add the thought you want to keep beside it.Find it againSearch by words or meaning when you remember the idea but not the title.
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One reading list for every format.
Keep short posts, long articles, newsletters, and documents in the same searchable library.
Read laterSend useful material to one inbox, then read, archive, or mark it as done when you are ready.Posts and threadsSave a public X post and expand its full thread without losing the source.NewslettersKeep newsletters beside articles and notes instead of leaving them buried in your inbox.PDFs and documentsTurn saved documents into searchable text and return to the useful section later.
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Questions about reading with Keep.
Does Keep save the full article?
Yes. Keep extracts the readable content as Markdown and keeps the original link with it. Some sites can limit what is available to save.
Can I highlight part of a saved page?
Yes. Add highlights while you save a page or while you read it in Keep. The saved source and your highlights stay together.
Can I move my current reading list into Keep?
Yes. Import bookmarks and exports from Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop, browsers, CSV, JSON, and OPML.