Drag this bookmarklet to your browser toolbar. Then, on any article, click it. TopicSplit extracts the text, imports it, and splits it by meaning.
Drag the green button above to your browser's bookmarks bar. One-time setup, 2 seconds.
Navigate to any web page with text — news articles, blog posts, Wikipedia, transcripts, anything.
Tap the bookmark. It extracts the main text, sends it to TopicSplit, and opens the result in a new tab.
TopicSplit splits the article by meaning. Copy the markdown, download it, or share a card.
No. It extracts text from the page DOM, stores it temporarily in your browser's localStorage (not a server), and opens TopicSplit which reads from there. Your text never touches any server.
Yes — if you can read the text on the page, the bookmarklet can extract it. TopicSplit doesn't care where the text came from.
On mobile Safari/Chrome: bookmark this page, then edit the bookmark URL to the JavaScript code below. It's more steps but works great once set up.
Some pages have unusual layouts. If extraction fails, just copy-paste manually — TopicSplit works perfectly that way too.
Always. MIT licensed, forever free. If it saves you time, a $1 Ko-fi tip keeps me building more tools.
Install the bookmarklet, or just use the web version directly.
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