Craft Web Clipper vs Litho

FROM THE BROWSER TO YOUR CRAFT Turn inspiration into action the second you find it. Craft Web Clipper lets you capture articles, research, and images straight from Safari and drop them into the powerful documents you already love. SAVE WHAT MATTERS Clip full pages with a clutter-free reader view, or just the parts you select – clean and readable. Every clip keeps its original link so you can jump back to the source in one click. ORGANIZE AS YOU GO Save clips exactly where you want them – folders, docs, daily notes – or add them to the Unsorted folder to organize later. Create tasks directly from your web browser when something needs to be actioned on. INSTANTLY EVERYWHERE Clips sync in real time across Mac, iPhone, iPad, Windows and Web – anywhere Craft works. Use keyboard shortcuts to make your workflow even smoother. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your clips live only in your personal Craft workspace. We never track what you read. GET STARTED IN SECONDS 1. Install the extension. 2. Sign in to your Craft account (or create one free). 3. Browse the web and click the Craft icon. Requires Craft account (free plan available). Need help? Email support@craft.do.

Litho helps you get useful screenshots out of Photos and into Obsidian fast. Share a screenshot, extract the text on-device, and save a clean Markdown note to your chosen folder in seconds. Use Quick Save for fast capture, or take control before saving with tags, added context, image options, cropping, and rerun text extraction. Why Litho fits Obsidian and other file-first workflows: • On-device text extraction with Apple Vision • Save directly to your chosen folder • No account required • Capture History included • Open saved notes in your preferred Markdown app Free and Pro: • Free tier includes note saving and stays useful forever • 5 Pro Preview Saves included to test advanced capture controls • One-time Pro purchase unlocks unlimited advanced controls Great for tweets and Reddit threads you want to keep, article highlights, lecture slides, code snippets, software design patterns, product feedback, and other screenshots you want as usable notes instead of lost images in your camera roll.