Candidate Clipper
Stop retyping candidates into your spreadsheet.
Click once on a LinkedIn profile you already have open. Name, headline, company, location and the link land in a local list, together with your own note and tag. At the end of the sprint, copy the whole list and paste it into your sheet — already in columns.
- No automation
- No servers
- No account to create
- Nothing leaves your browser
Four steps, all of them yours.
The extension does nothing until you click. It reads the page already on your screen — the same thing you would copy by hand, minus the retyping.
1. Open a profile
Any linkedin.com/in page you are already looking at. Nothing runs in the background.
2. Click the icon
Fields arrive filled in and editable. Add a note and a tag for the role you are sourcing for. Or press Alt+Shift+S and skip the popup entirely.
3. Keep sourcing
The badge counts what you have saved. Clipping the same person again updates the row instead of duplicating it.
4. Copy once
Copy the whole list or just the rows you picked, then paste. Google Sheets and Excel lay it out in columns on their own.
Built for people who cannot afford to lose the account.
Bulk scrapers get accounts restricted. This tool is deliberately the opposite: it is a faster way to write down what you are already reading, and it has no way to act on its own. These limits are architectural, not settings you can flip.
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Never runs by itself No background jobs, no parsing on page load. Only your click or your shortcut.
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Never touches the LinkedIn API It reads the DOM of the page already loaded in your tab. Not one request is sent.
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Never works in bulk No crawling search results, no URL queues, no "save everyone on this page".
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Never phones home The extension makes zero network requests of any kind. No analytics, no remote config.
Honest caveat: automated collection of profile data sits in a grey area of LinkedIn's terms regardless of how careful the tool is. This one is designed to look like what it is — your own notes about a page you opened — but you use it at your own discretion.
A list you can actually read before it hits your sheet.
Straight answers.
Do I have to log in to anything?
No. There is no account, no sign-up and no sync. The extension has no server to log in to.
Where is my list stored?
In your browser, in the extension's local storage. It never leaves the machine. Clearing the list or uninstalling the extension removes it for good.
Does it work on Sales Navigator or Recruiter?
Not yet. Regular linkedin.com/in profiles only. Search results and lead lists are deliberately out of scope — that would be bulk collection.
What happens if I clip the same person twice?
The existing row is updated with fresh page data, and your note and tag are kept. The date you first saved them stays as it was, so the export still follows the order you sourced in.
LinkedIn changed its layout and fields came back empty. Now what?
The link is always saved even when nothing else can be read, so you never lose the candidate — fill the rest in by hand. Layout breakage gets patched quickly; drop a line and include the profile URL that failed.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. It is free, and there is no paid tier at the moment.