Read it later. Keep it forever.
Explore the public library, or save articles to read later. Keep the text and images, even if the original page changes.
Saves join the public library 15 minutes after archiving unless you keep them private. Enable “Keep new saves private” in Account → Data. Email saves start private.
Explore the public library
Find something worth your time. Open an article and start reading, without an account. A clean reading view keeps the focus on the text.
Build your own archive
Bring articles together with folders, tags, and favorites. Search titles and URLs to find them again. Make the reader your own with adjustable type, highlights, and private notes.
From a link to your library
Paste a URL, email a link, or use the browser extension to capture a page you can access, including its images.
Your saved copy keeps the article text and images together. Choose whether it stays private or joins the public library.
Pick up an article on your phone or computer. Adjust the reading view, add a note, and mark it read when you finish.
Your choice of what to share
Saves join the public library 15 minutes after archiving, without showing who saved them. Keep an article private, or enable “Keep new saves private” in Account → Data.
Email saves start private. Your notes are always private. A saved page may contain personal text that was visible to you, so keep sensitive articles private.
Can I read articles in another language?
Use your browser’s translation menu while reading an article. Show the original before adding highlights.
Can I save articles from my phone?
Paste a URL, email a link, or install ArchiveApp from Chrome on Android to save through the Share menu. The Firefox extension also works on Android.
Can I take my archive with me?
Download a JSON export from Account → Data with your articles, archived images, folders, reading preferences, highlights, and notes.
You can also import bookmarks from Pinboard to bring an existing reading list with you.