It only allows clip the snapshot of the HTML to OneNote, it will be useful to clip text, image or HTML section to OneNote Page. Such as convert the HTML to Text or OneNote supported HTML.

1. Hotkey


2. Choose "Whole Site", "Article", "Screenshot" and if article show the area which will be clipped and it should be possible to extend or shrink this area.


3. Choose where the saved clip should be saved in


4. Automatic tagging and manual tagging


5. Save website from where clipped


6. Make an option if google search should also search notes.

Make the Clipper Clip HTML into OneNote, so it is not only a Screenshot, but a real note. This would help with readability, searching, annotating and Size of the Notebook.
Sometimes I need to scale the screenshot up, so i can read it. Then I open the webpage itself, because I can read it better in the Web-Browser

As far as I know it is not yet possible to clip web pages to a notebook stored on a SharePoint team site.

Would be very welcome! Without that feature, OneNote will never be a challenger to Evernote when it comes to team collaboration.

Allows you too insert a picture from the camera directly in to your note. Cropping should then be possible to without having to install Onetastic. This is essential

Whenever you take a screen clipping then send it to your notes, the clipping comes with text (which can be deleted) telling you the time that the clipping was taken.

Please give an option to just automatically not include the timestamp, would save time in not having to delete the text on the clipping

Release the OneNote Clipper for Opera.

Since Opera and Chrome share the same engine, maybe you don't even have to change the extension, just publish it to the Opera addons site.

OneNote Clipper oftentimes imports an article without its associated images. In their place is a placeholder with the same dimensions as the original image and a small red X indicating that the image could not be found. This consistently occurs on some sites, while working perfectly on others. Many have said that it may have to do with the image being hosted on an https:// server? Either way, it would be helpful if the web clipper consistently imported images associated with an article. Thank you!

There are lots of requests on UserVoice to improve clipper. This is because Clipping is a very important part of our note keeping workflow. OneNote clipper for iOS is not great - in fact its awful - and needs to be dramatically improved. It needs to work with all browsers and have all of the functionality of EverNote and Instapaper in order to meet iOS user expectations.
Please give Clipper for iOS an update.

Would be nice if it's able to clip a region larger than a screen page only by scrolling down the page before marking the the desired end selection. Currently can only clip whatever can be shown on the screen only. Other capturing software allow this, like FastStone Capture.

I have an organization Office 365 account and a Personal Microsoft account.

At times i have the need to add items to my personal msft account and not O365 account from web.

OneNote Web Clipper does not allow selecting an account OR adding more than 1 account.

There is a share to and sort of a save to option in Edge, but no good way to clip from web like the IE or Chrome options.

(Side note-make this feedback website work in Edge browser.)

Plz add option for scanned images from scanner

Clipping a web page in photo format is close to useless for me. Therefore I stick with IE and use "Send to Onenote," to create text files.

But even Send to OneNote is less than ideal--so much formatting is lost. At the least, the clipper should work like Send to OneNote, but there is room for improvement beyond that baseline

The OneNote Clipper offers the opportunity to open the note right after having clipped into the notebook. But if one clicks on that, it opens the Webinterface OneNoteOnline. Users, who have installed OneNote as a real programme (Office 365) prefer to get that programme opened cause it laods faster and one does not need to login.

Allow users to email to a specific notebook, rather than just the "Quick Notes" (or whatever the user has set as their notebook to receive emails). This could be done by typing "@[notebook]" in the subject of the email, or some variant of that method.

Add the ability to Capture the entire scrolling area in a window, document, or web browser, beyond the area visible on the screen using Send-to-OneNote clipping tool. Example: http://www.techsmith.com/tutorial-snagit-mac-scrolling-window.html

It'd be great to be able to set up <my_name>@onenote.com so I can let other people email to that address and add things to my OneNote.