Save in one click
Bookmark the current page straight into the folder its site already uses, with tags, notes and a page preview.
Organize years of saved links in a full-size manager: folders, drag and drop, search with filters, and clean-up that finds duplicates, dead links, moved pages and bookmarks you never open.
Every tool works on the free plan. Upgrade to Premium or Pro when you want more.
Sign in Add to Chrome, freePagewing works on your real Chrome bookmarks, so nothing has to be moved to another service or kept in step with one. Save pages in one click from the side panel, and organize and clean up years of saved links here.
Bookmark the current page straight into the folder its site already uses, with tags, notes and a page preview.
Search with filters by site, folder, date and tag, and browse folders with drag and drop. With Premium, search the words inside your bookmarked pages too, not just their titles.
Find duplicates, broken links, pages that moved, tracking junk in addresses and bookmarks you never open, with regular checks that tell you when a link breaks.
Move, open, export and delete many bookmarks at once, and undo any change. Switching from Raindrop.io? Import your bookmarks with their folders, tags and notes.
The quick part runs in the Pagewing side panel, next to the page you're on. The full version is this page, on any computer you sign in on.
Save the page you're on and search your bookmarks from the side panel. The extension reads and changes your Chrome bookmarks for this page.
The full manager: folders, drag and drop, filters, bulk actions, clean-up and import, with undo for every change.
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Yes. It works on the free plan with a few limits, and you sign in with Google or your email, with no card. Organizing and searching are free; bulk actions and searching inside pages come with Premium, and the broken-link check and duplicate clean-up with Pro. One subscription unlocks every Pagewing tool; see the pricing page for what each plan includes.
No. Pagewing works on the bookmarks in your Chrome through the extension; they stay on your computer and in Chrome's own sync. Only if you turn on searching inside pages (Premium) is the text of your bookmarked pages kept in your account, and turning it off deletes it.
Yes. The manager is built for big libraries: searching 10,000 bookmarks answers as you type, and long lists load as you scroll.
Yes, with Pagewing Pro. The clean-up finds duplicates, dead links, pages that moved and bookmarks you never open, and you choose what to remove, with undo.