
A friendly whiteboard for quick sketches, plans and diagrams that look hand-drawn.
Save web pages, articles and videos so they stay readable forever.
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ArchiveBox takes a list of links, such as bookmarks, browser history or an RSS feed, and saves a durable copy of each page in several formats: HTML, PDF, screenshot, text, and video where available. You browse and search your archive in a web interface, and the files remain readable without any special software.
Great for: Researchers, journalists and anyone tired of links that stop working.
Your AI helps you choose, based on what you need, and sets it up with you in plain words.
Examples of what people ask their AI to do with ArchiveBox. Start from one, or just tell your AI and it will ask what you'd like.
“Archive articles I tag in my bookmarks so I keep them even if the site changes.”Start with this idea
“Save every source I cite for a thesis as PDF and screenshot.”Start with this idea
“Archive recipe pages with photos so they don't vanish.”Start with this idea
“Send links in forwarded emails into ArchiveBox automatically.”Start with this idea
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A friendly whiteboard for quick sketches, plans and diagrams that look hand-drawn.

Save links, notes, images and PDFs in one place, tagged for you and easy to find.

A private notebook where every paragraph can link to any other note you've written.