The Cobalt web clipper saves any image, link or text selection straight to a moodboard while you browse — Pinterest, Instagram, artist portfolios, shops. Every clip keeps its source link, so credit is never lost.
Free on every plan · Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc · Firefox
Browse the way you already do. The clipper sits in your right-click menu and sends anything you find to the exact board it belongs on — no tab-switching, no downloading and re-uploading, no lost sources.
Image, link, or selected text — right-click, “Save to Cobalt”, done. Pick a destination board, or drop it into your Unsorted inbox to sort later.
Every clip remembers where it came from. Credit a photographer, find the original listing, or trace a costume reference back to its post — months later.
Pinterest, Instagram, Reddit, shops, artist portfolios — if it’s in your browser, you can clip it. Ships for Chrome and Firefox (and Chromium browsers like Edge, Brave, Arc).
The clipper is live on the Chrome Web Store — one click installs it for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Arc, with automatic updates. Firefox Add-ons is still on the way; until it lands, the setup guide walks you through loading the Firefox build click by click.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store with one click (covers Edge, Brave, Opera and Arc too), or load the Firefox build by hand — about a minute, no developer skills needed.
Generate a personal token in Cobalt Settings and paste it into the extension once. It’s stored only in your browser and can be revoked any time.
From now on every image, link and text selection has a “Save to Cobalt” entry. Pick a board — or let it land in your Unsorted inbox.
A moodboard full of mystery JPEGs is a problem waiting for the day you need to credit the photographer, buy the prop, or check whether you can publish the board. The clipper stores the source page with every clip automatically — so your references stay traceable, your credits stay honest, and a board you share with a client or post publicly holds up.
Install the clipper, browse like you always do, and watch the moodboard build itself. Cobalt is invite-only today — request access to get started.