Rich previews, automatically
Paste a URL and the title, description, and thumbnail are fetched from the page for you — before you even hit save.
My Links turns the articles, videos, and pages you want to remember into a beautiful, searchable collection. Paste a URL — we grab the title, description, and thumbnail for you.
Everything in one place
Stop losing great finds in browser tabs and chat threads. Here's what My Links does for you.
Paste a URL and the title, description, and thumbnail are fetched from the page for you — before you even hit save.
Video links get their real title and thumbnail straight from YouTube, so your watch-later list actually looks like one.
Type a few words and press Enter. Matches titles, descriptions, and URLs — every word, any order.
Some sites hide their metadata. Fill in or correct the title, description, and image yourself — the link still saves.
Sign in with Google — no password to remember. Your collection is visible to you and only you.
Newest links first, older ones load as you scroll. Duplicates are caught, and removing a link takes one click.
How to use it
No setup, no browser extension, nothing to install.
One click, no sign-up form. Your private library is created the first time you sign in.
Hit “Add link” and paste any URL. A live preview appears — tweak the details if you like, then save.
Your home page becomes a visual grid of everything you saved. Type in the search bar and press Enter to find anything.
On the Add link page, drop in any URL. The preview fills itself in while you watch. If a site doesn't share its details, the title, description, and image fields open up so you can complete them yourself.
Instant recall
The search bar sits right on top of your links. Type what you remember — a word from the title, the description, or even the website — and press Enter. Use several words to narrow things down; a link has to match all of them.
Sign in with your Google account and save your first link in under a minute.
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