Think beyond the webpage.
Create standalone notes with titles and tags, then keep them beside the sources that informed them.
Free web notes · 14-day Pro trial · US$9.99 once
Capture useful passages in context, add the thinking and files that belong with them, and find everything later—without sending your library to a developer-operated notes server.
Free tools require no Mynotes account. The Pro trial starts only when you choose it and never turns into an automatic purchase.
Use Mynotes Free for webpage research as long as you like. Choose Pro when you want your own notes, files, images, PDFs, and cross-device library in the same place.
Create standalone notes with titles and tags, then keep them beside the sources that informed them.
Save online PDFs, highlight passages, add annotations, and keep the results with the personal note that owns the file.
Attach images, PDFs, and other files to personal notes, or collect an image directly from a webpage.
Optionally sync the complete library through your own Google Drive private app-data folder on Chrome for Mac, Linux, and Windows.
Mynotes keeps the source, your interpretation, and the supporting material together from the moment you capture an idea.
Highlight a passage or add a standalone page note without leaving what you are reading.
Add personal notes and supporting files, then search and tag the webpages and notes you want to revisit.
Store the library locally, export a complete backup, recover deleted work from Trash, or privately sync through Google Drive.
Screenshots show the real Mynotes interface with example content created for this demonstration.
Mynotes is designed for knowledge you expect to use again—not just links you might never reopen.
Connect source passages, PDF annotations, your own notes, and reading files without losing where an idea came from.
Save webpages, images, documents, and conclusions in one searchable place instead of scattering them across tabs and folders.
Create a complete Mynotes backup with original attachments, or use optional private Google Drive sync across computers.
Switch without starting over
Export your Diigo library as a CSV, then bring its webpage notes, personal notes, highlights, and tags into Mynotes. The import adds to your existing library and skips duplicates.
All the web highlighting and annotation you need, without giving up control of your research library.
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| Feature | Mynotes Pro | Diigo Professional |
|---|---|---|
| Web/PDF highlightingHighlight text on webpages and PDFs saved in your library. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Web/PDF annotationsAdd page or PDF notes and attach notes to highlights on webpages and PDFs. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Personal notes and filesKeep material you create yourself beside saved research. | ✓Standalone notes with images, PDFs, and other attached files | ✓Personal notes with images and PDFs |
| Tags and searchOrganize webpages and personal notes, then search across your library. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Complete export and importIncludes notes, highlights, tags, images, PDFs, other attached files, and PDF annotations. | ✓ | — |
| Local-first storageYour library stays on your device by default. | ✓ | — |
| Multi-device sync via your own Google DriveOptional sync uses Google Drive’s private app data folder. | ✓ | — |
| Paid-plan price | US$9.99 onceLifetime Pro license | US$59 per yearOr US$6 per month |
✓ available · — not offered for local-first storage and own-Drive sync, or not documented as a complete file-inclusive export and re-import. Diigo calls its top individual paid tier “Professional.” Details were checked on November 11, 2026 using its official Premium plans page and export FAQ. Features and prices may change.
Install Mynotes for free webpage highlights and notes. The optional 14-day trial unlocks every Pro feature with no automatic purchase.
Notes, highlights, page information, and attachments stay in your browser’s local storage unless you actively connect Google Drive sync. Mynotes does not run a server that receives or stores the contents of your library.