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Flick

Save it where you'll actually see it.

Your saves

Settings

Changes save automatically

Where your flicks go

    Flicks go to the email you signed in with. To use a different address, sign out and sign in with that one.

    +Add a destinationSlack, Discord, Telegram, Notion, Todoist or a webhook

    How saves look

    Subject preview

    Gmail labels

    Extras

    On your computer

    Flick for ChromeFlick the page you're on in one click, without leaving it. Add to Chrome

    Appearance

    Phone

    Reply commands

    Other devices

    Share Flick

    Friends who join through your link unlock rewards for you.

    Shared lists

    Bring your saves

    From Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop, your browser's bookmarks or any list of links. They keep their dates and tags, and nothing gets emailed.

    Your data

    Download everything Flick keeps for you: your account, settings and every save.

    Danger zone

    Deleting your account removes your Flick account, every save and its history, your destinations and settings, reminders and price watches, and signs out every device and Shortcut. Emails already in your inbox stay there. This can't be undone.

    Get Flick on your phone

    QR code that opens app.flickto.me

    Point your phone’s camera at the code.

    1. 1Open the link and sign in with the same email.
    2. 2Android: tap Install. iPhone: tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
    3. 3Now Flick is in your Share menu, in every app.
    1. 1In Safari, tap Share . On newer iPhones it’s inside the ••• menu.
    2. 2Tap Add to Home Screen . Don’t see it? Tap More first.
    3. 3Tap Add. Flick now opens full screen from your Home Screen, like any app.

    Save to Flick on iPhone

    iPhone doesn't let web apps join the Share sheet, so a Shortcut does it. Build it once and it works from every app.

    1. Open Shortcuts, tap +, and name it Save to Flick.
    2. Tap the ⓘ button. Turn on Show in Share Sheet. Under input types, keep Images, Media, PDFs, Safari web pages, Text, URLs, Files.
    3. Add the action Get Contents of URL and set the URL to:
    4. Tap Show More. Set Method to POST. Add a header Authorization with the value:
      Tap "Make my Shortcut key"
    5. Set Request Body to Form and add three fields:
      • text as Text → Shortcut Input
      • files as File → Shortcut Input
      • source as Text → iphone
    6. Add Show Notification with the text Saved to Flick ✓. Turn off Play Sound if you like it quiet.
    7. Optional: in the ⓘ panel, set "If there's no input" to Get Clipboard, then add the Shortcut to your Home Screen or Back Tap for a one-tap clipboard save.

    Flick tidies up the duplicate text and file copies that Shortcuts sends, so links, photos, PDFs and notes all come through clean.

    Android tips

    1. Install Flick from Chrome's menu (⋮ → Install app). It then appears in the Share sheet.
    2. Find it in Share: in Chrome tap Share, then More, and pick Flick. Android moves it toward the front as you use it. (Some phones, like Samsung, also let you long-press it and choose Pin.)
    3. Long-press the Flick icon for quick actions: New note and Save clipboard.

    Tag these saves

    New shared list

    Anything anyone adds lands in everyone's inbox, and in one list you all see. Leave any time.

    Send to

    It arrives from you, with a reply going straight back to you. Your own inbox doesn't get another copy.

    Your year in flicks

    The picture shows counts only, never what you saved.

    Shortcuts

    j k
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    e
    Archive (or restore in Archived)
    l
    Read later
    x
    Select
    Enter
    Open the save
    Shift E
    Select everything in view, then e archives it
    /
    Search
    Esc
    Clear selection
    Shift or Ctrl click
    Select several
    Right-click
    All actions for a save
    Drag or two-finger swipe
    Left to archive, right for later