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Raindrop.io Chrome extension

Raindrop.io saves links, articles, and images into organized collections you can revisit from any device. It's best for people who bookmark a lot and want to organize saves beyond a plain browser bookmark bar. The catch: some advanced organization and backup features are part of a paid plan.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)
  • ✓Open source

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • organizes bookmarks into collections instead of a flat list
  • works across devices, not just the browser you saved from
  • supports saving articles and images, not just links
  • free plan available to start

Cons

  • some advanced features are limited to paid plans
  • requires a Raindrop.io account to sync your saves
  • another system to maintain alongside native browser bookmarks

Best for

  • saving and organizing links, articles, and images
  • people who bookmark heavily and need folders or tags
  • cross-device access to saved content
  • researchers and readers building a personal link library

Skip it if

  • users who only need Chrome's built-in bookmark bar for a handful of links
  • people who don't want a separate account managing their saves

Key features

  • save links, articles, and images into collections
  • cross-device bookmark sync
  • tagging and organizing saved content
  • all-in-one bookmark manager beyond a basic bookmark bar

What Raindrop.io does

Raindrop.io is a bookmark manager that lets you save links, articles, and images into organized collections instead of a flat browser bookmark list. Saves sync to your account, so you can access them from any device, and you can group them into folders or tag them for easier searching later.

Raindrop.io free vs paid

Raindrop.io offers a free plan for saving and organizing bookmarks across devices. A paid plan adds more advanced features on top of the core saving and organizing functionality, which is aimed at people who need heavier-duty bookmark management.

Is Raindrop.io safe?

The extension needs permission to read the pages you're on so it can capture the link, title, and content you're saving. Since saves sync to a Raindrop.io account, your bookmarked data is stored with the service rather than only in your local browser.

Raindrop.io: FAQs

Is Raindrop.io free?

Yes, there's a free plan for saving and organizing bookmarks. A paid plan adds more advanced features.

Is Raindrop.io safe to use?

It needs permission to read pages you save, and your bookmarks sync to a Raindrop.io account rather than staying only in your browser.

How do I use the Raindrop.io extension?

Install it, log in or create an account, then click the extension icon on any page to save it to a collection.

Can I organize saved links into folders?

Yes, Raindrop.io lets you organize saves into collections and tag them for easier searching.

What are Raindrop.io alternatives?

Pocket and browser-native bookmark managers are common alternatives, though feature depth varies.

Can Raindrop.io save images, not just links?

Yes, it's built to save images and articles in addition to standard web links.

Do my bookmarks sync across devices?

Yes, since saves are tied to your Raindrop.io account, they're accessible from any device you log into.

What does the paid plan add?

The paid plan adds more advanced organizing and management features beyond the free plan's core saving tools.

Do I need an account to use Raindrop.io?

Yes, you need a free or paid Raindrop.io account for your saves to sync and be organized into collections.

Can I import bookmarks I already have into Raindrop.io?

Raindrop.io is built around collecting and organizing your bookmarks, though the exact import options are managed from the account dashboard.