Timestamped notes
Add notes while watching a video and keep the note linked to the exact time in the source video.
Snipo
RivendicaSnipo is a browser extension that sends video notes into Notion for YouTube and online courses. Capture timestamps, screenshots, transcripts, and flashcards while studying.
Overview
Snipo is a browser extension for taking video notes into Notion. The product page positions it as a side-by-side AI notetaker for videos, with a workflow that keeps your notes close to the video source while you watch and study.
Across the site, Snipo is shown working with YouTube as well as course platforms such as Udemy and Coursera. The main job is to turn video lessons into structured notes, screenshots, transcripts, and flashcards inside Notion, so learners can review material without manually copying information between apps.
Features
Screenshot capture
Capture charts, graphs, slides, or other visual details from the video as screenshots inside your note.
Transcript support
Pull the video transcript into your note so you can reuse the spoken content without switching tools.
AI flashcards
Generate flashcards from a learning video or other webpage, save them to custom decks, and export them to Anki.
Keyboard shortcuts
Use playback and capture shortcuts such as speed control, pause, and capture without leaving the keyboard or Notion workflow.
Playlist and course syncing
Sync YouTube playlists and learning courses into Notion notes, including automatic syncing for supported course pages.
Use cases
Study YouTube videos in Notion
Take notes while watching lessons on YouTube and keep each note anchored to the exact moment in the video for later review.
Capture course notes on Udemy
Open an Udemy course video, use the Snipo Notes button, and sync the course's videos into a Notion note page.
Review Coursera courses side by side
Read a Coursera lesson, capture timestamps and screenshots, and work in split screen between the video and your Notion page.
Build flashcards from study material
Turn learning videos or other webpages into flashcards, then save the set to a deck or export it to Anki for spaced repetition.
Keep a fast keyboard-first workflow
Use keyboard shortcuts to pause, change speed, and capture notes without leaving the video or reaching for the mouse.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works directly with Notion, which matches the product's primary note destination.
- Supports multiple learning platforms, including YouTube, Udemy, and Coursera.
- Captures time-linked notes, screenshots, and transcript text in one workflow.
- Adds AI flashcards and Anki export for study-oriented review.
- Offers split-screen and keyboard-driven workflows that reduce switching between video and notes.
Cons
- The pricing page returns a 404, so pricing and plan limits are not clearly published on the site pages provided.
- The public evidence is strongest for video-learning workflows, so broader use cases outside note-taking from videos are not well documented.
FAQ
What does Snipo do?
Snipo is a browser-based note-taking extension that sends video notes into Notion. The site shows it working with YouTube, Udemy, Coursera, Skillshare, and LinkedIn Learning.
What can I capture while watching videos?
The source pages show Snipo offering timestamped notes, screenshots, video transcript access, keyboard shortcuts, and automatic syncing from supported video pages into Notion.
Which platforms does Snipo support?
The site says Snipo fits into YouTube and Notion layouts and shows integration pages for YouTube, Udemy, and Coursera. It also lists Chrome, Edge, and Firefox in the footer downloads area.
Is Snipo free?
Snipo's public pages do not show pricing details. The homepage includes an 'Add to Chrome for Free' call to action, but the pricing page itself is missing and should not be treated as a full pricing source.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Productivity / Note-taking
- Primary destination
- Notion
- Supported platforms
- YouTube, Udemy, Coursera, Skillshare, LinkedIn Learning
- Browser support
- Chrome, Edge, Firefox
- Pricing status
- Pricing page is not available; homepage says 'Add to Chrome for Free'