On a page
One address: keep a question or quote beside its source.
See this example →YOUR BROWSER, YOUR NOTEBOOK
Keep a note on one page, use one checklist across a website, or open a floating note above your apps. Free local notes work without an account. Requires desktop Chrome.
Core notes are free · No account needed · Auto-save
The purple stack is a working widget. Write, edit and switch notes right here. To float it above other tabs, click 🖥 at the top left of the note.
Add the extension for notes on any page or site, quick shortcuts and search.
Drafts stay in this browser on this site. They are separate from extension notes. Save a copy before clearing site data.
A floating window needs a supported desktop browser. You can keep writing here.
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Add to Chrome ↗Your stack is open in the floating window.
Keep this tab open while using the floating window. Add the Chrome extension to use floating notes without keeping this website open.
Three places for a note. Select an example to see the Chrome extension in context.
One address: keep a question or quote beside its source.
See this example →The whole website: use the same checklist as you move between its pages.
See this example →Above your apps: keep an agenda or draft visible while Chrome stays open.
See this example →Attach a note to an article, a task or a product page. Come back to the source and pick up where you left off.
Real note screenshots with sample content. Click the image to view it larger.
Add Floating Notes to desktop Chrome.
Open a regular web page and click the extension icon.
Write a note. Choose Page, Site or a floating window; your text saves automatically.
For desktop Chrome on Mac or Windows. Internal browser pages and the Chrome Web Store restrict extensions.
See it in action →FROM A QUICK THOUGHT TO A WORKING CHECKLIST
Keep a summary beside an article, questions beside a task, or details beside a product. Attach each note to the page it belongs to.
Keep your checklist close as you browse a website. Use the same note while comparing products, reading docs or moving between tasks on that site.
Open an always-on-top floating window for an agenda or draft. Keep it visible while switching tabs and apps, with Chrome running in the background.
Keep a note above your apps →Tick off tasks, make the important part bold and add links or lists. Keep several notes together in a stack.
Find words from a note, a domain or a page address. Open the result and keep writing in the notes view.
Drag, resize or minimise a note to suit your screen. Your changes save automatically in the browser.
Select text on a page and send it to a note. The quote arrives with a link back, signed with the page title, so a week later you still know where it came from.
Save a quote with its source →START SIMPLE
Keep quick notes and checklists without signing up. Saved notes stay available in Chrome when the connection drops. Export a copy before removing or reinstalling the extension.
How quick capture works →What works without a connection →Start with free local notes. Choose Pro when you need sync or extra controls.
$0
Page and site notes, floating windows, checklists and search. Local notes work offline without an account.
$2.99 /mo
Optional sync through your own Google Drive, custom URL rules and more export options.
Install Floating Notes from the Chrome Web Store, open a regular web page and click the extension icon. Start typing – your text saves automatically. Choose Page to keep the note at one address or Site to use it across that website.
Yes. Free includes page notes, site notes, floating windows, checklists, stacks and search, with no account needed for local notes. Pro adds Google Drive sync, custom URL rules and the other features listed in the plan comparison.
Free supports up to 5,000 characters per note. Pro supports up to 100,000 – 20 times more. Long notes work locally; connecting Google Drive is optional. If Pro ends, your long notes remain readable and exportable. You can shorten or edit them without increasing their length.
Yes, Floating Notes works inside desktop Chrome on Mac and Windows. Install the Chrome extension on your computer and open a note from the browser.
Yes. Open the note in floating-window mode to keep it above other apps. Chrome must stay open, including when you switch to another app.
Floating Notes is an extension you install in Chrome. It adds notes to websites and saves them locally in your browser. You can read and edit saved notes offline; loading a website may still require an internet connection. Optional Pro sync uses Google Drive when you are connected.
Use Page for one address or Site for the whole website. Pro custom rules can match a set of page addresses. Notes work where Chrome allows extensions to run; internal browser pages and the Chrome Web Store have restrictions.
Yes. Search by note text, website or page address. Browse the results by site and edit the selected note in the same view.
Notes save locally in your browser. Closing a tab does not delete the note. Removing the extension can remove its local data, so make a backup before reinstalling.
Yes. Write in the stack on this page without installing anything. Its drafts stay in this browser on this site, separate from extension notes. Add the Chrome extension for notes on other pages and websites, shortcuts and search.
Local notes stay in Chrome on this device. If you enable optional Pro sync, synced notes are also stored in your own Google Drive. Floating Notes servers do not store note content during normal sync. There are no ads.