What is My Clippings.txt?
My Clippings.txt is the plain-text file Kindle creates to store your highlights, notes, and bookmarks. Each clipping includes metadata like book title, page/location, and added date.
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Upload your My Clippings.txt file and instantly parse Kindle highlights, notes, metadata, and timestamps. Search by book, filter by entry type, and download clean JSON or Markdown.
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Paste raw My Clippings content if you prefer not to pick a file.
My Clippings.txt is the plain-text file Kindle creates to store your highlights, notes, and bookmarks. Each clipping includes metadata like book title, page/location, and added date.
This Kindle My Clippings parser helps you quickly view, search, sort, and export your clippings as JSON or Markdown. It is useful for cleanup, analysis, backup, and moving highlights into other workflows.
Screvi is a highlights manager and digital commonplace book. This parser is a free companion tool offered by Screvi, while the full product helps you organize, review, and rediscover highlights across all your reading sources.
Learn more about ScreviThe parser expects the standard Kindle structure separated by ==========.
The 5 Types of Wealth (Bloom, Sahil) - Your Highlight on page 6 | location 161-162 | Added on Thursday, 6 February 2025 09:10:06 "It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble, it's what you know for sure that just ain't so." ==========
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your My Clippings.txt content is not sent to our servers.
It extracts book title, author, highlight/note type, page, location, timestamp, and clipping content, then presents it in a searchable format.
Yes. After parsing, you can download a clean JSON file or a Markdown export and use it in your own scripts, notes, or workflows.
Connect your Kindle with USB, open the documents folder, and copy the file named My Clippings.txt.
Yes. It parses highlights, notes, and bookmarks, and labels each entry so you can filter quickly.
Yes. The parser includes multilingual metadata matching for common page and location labels used in Kindle exports.
Bookmark entries often have no body text in My Clippings.txt. In those cases, metadata is still parsed and shown.
Yes. Use the built-in search field to filter by quote text, book title, author, and metadata details.
There is no hard app-level limit in this tool, but very large files may depend on your browser and device memory.
Yes. This viewer/parser is a free companion tool offered by Screvi and does not require an account.
This page is a standalone parser/viewer. Screvi is the full highlights platform where you can organize sources, review highlights, and search them semantically.
Yes. You can use this free parser to inspect/export your data, then import your Kindle highlights into Screvi for long-term organization and review.
For cleanup and deduplication, use our free Kindle Highlights Cleaner tool. This page focuses on parsing, viewing, filtering, and export.
Screvi helps you organize Kindle highlights across books, review them with spaced repetition, and search by meaning with AI.
Need to clean duplicate or truncated clippings first? Try our Kindle Highlights Cleaner.
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