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Save anything from the web to Teak with the browser extensions

Teak for Safari saves the page you are viewing in one click. The Chrome extension adds richer capture options for images, links, selected text, and supported social media posts.

Install

Open the Chrome Web Store

Open the Teak extension in the Chrome Web Store.

Add the extension

Click Add to Chrome, then confirm by clicking Add extension.

Sign in

Click the Teak icon in your Chrome toolbar to sign in.

Install from the Mac App Store

Install Teak for Safari from the Mac App Store.

Enable the extension

Open the app once, then enable the Teak extension in Safari Settings.

Sign in and save

Click the Teak icon in the Safari toolbar to sign in and save the current page.

Open the Chrome Web Store

Open the Teak extension in the Chrome Web Store.

Allow other stores

Edge will prompt you to allow extensions from other stores — accept it.

Add the extension

Click Add to Chrome, then confirm in the Edge dialog.

Sign in

Click the Teak icon in your Edge toolbar to sign in.

Open the Chrome Web Store

Open the Teak extension in the Chrome Web Store.

Add the extension

Click Add to Brave (or your browser’s equivalent), then confirm.

Sign in

Pin the Teak icon to your toolbar and click it to sign in.

The Chrome extension works in Chrome and any Chromium-based browser (Edge, Brave, Arc, etc.). Teak for Safari is a native macOS Safari extension app.

Safari Extension

Clicking the Safari toolbar extension signs you in when needed and saves the current page URL to Teak when you are signed in.

Auto-Save on Open

When you open either extension popup, Teak automatically saves the current page. The popup shows whether the page was saved, was already in your library, or cannot be saved.

In Chrome and Chromium browsers, choose Upload file in the popup to save a supported local file up to 100 MB.

Chrome and Chromium Features

Context Menu

Right-click anywhere on a page to access quick-save actions:

Menu item What it saves
Save Page to Teak The current URL
Save Text to Teak The selected text (creates a text card)
Save Asset to Teak A safely downloadable image, video, audio, or file

Context menu saves are available on standard web pages. Teak does not attempt to download local, private-network, file:, or blob: URLs; use Upload file when you own a local file.

Social Media Inline Save Buttons

On supported sites, Teak injects a save button directly into each post or story. You can save individual items without leaving the feed.

Platform Supported content
instagram.com Posts and Reels
pinterest.com Pins
x.com Posts (tweets) — saved with tweet text, author, and attached images or videos
news.ycombinator.com Story links (saves the outbound article URL)
sidebar.io Story links
webdesignernews.com Story links
heydesigner.com Story links

Inline save buttons appear automatically once you are signed in to the extension. Each saved post is deduplicated — saving the same post twice will not create a duplicate card.

Free Tier Limit

When you reach your free plan card limit, the Chrome extension popup shows an upgrade prompt instead of saving. Click Upgrade to Pro to open Teak Settings.

Sign In

In Safari, choose Sign in to complete authentication in the Teak web app. In Chrome and Chromium-based browsers, the popup provides Login and Create Account actions that open the web app in a new tab.

Troubleshooting

The extension popup shows an error
  • Check that you are signed in at app.teakvault.com.
  • Reload the tab you are trying to save and try again.
Chrome inline buttons do not appear
  • Make sure you are signed in to the extension.
  • Reload the page after it fully loads.
  • Verify the extension is enabled in chrome://extensions.
  • Inline buttons appear only on the supported sites listed above.
Still stuck?

Reach out via Support.

Last updated on July 31, 2026

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