About LinkLeaf

What is LinkLeaf?

LinkLeaf is a free and lightweight browser extension for Google Chrome designed to simplify the way you share web pages. Have you ever needed to send a collection of articles, research links, or product pages to someone? Instead of copying and pasting multiple URLs, LinkLeaf lets you bundle your open browser tabs into a single, clean, shareable link.

How it works

1. Click the LinkLeaf icon in your browser toolbar, or press Alt+Shift+L.
2. Choose where the tabs come from: this window, all windows, or a tab group.
3. Select the tabs you want to share. You can search, and rename any tab's title.
4. Give your collection a title and, if you like, a note.
5. Click Create & Copy Link. The link is copied to your clipboard.

When someone opens the link, they see a neatly organised page with every link, its title and its website. They can open them all at once, copy them as a list or as Markdown, or scan a QR code to continue on another device. If they have LinkLeaf installed too, "Open all" opens everything as a tab group in a new window.

You can also right-click any page and choose Share with LinkLeaf, and find links you made recently under Recent in the extension.

Why use LinkLeaf?

• Efficiency: Share dozens of links as easily as sharing one.
• Clarity: Present your links in a clean, organised, professional-looking page.
• Privacy-focused: Links are created on your device and packed into the URL itself. There's no account and no server storing your links. See the Privacy Policy for details.
• Safety: LinkLeaf warns you when a URL looks like it contains a secret such as a login token, and can strip URL parameters before sharing.