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Add a web page to NotebookLM in one click

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Short answer

To add the page you are reading to NotebookLM without copy and paste, click the NotebookLM Ultra Exporter icon, or right-click the page and choose Add this page to NotebookLM, then pick the notebook. The page is added as a source. It is free, within 20 imports per day.

Quick facts

ItemDetail
WhereExtension popup, browser side panel, or the right-click menu
PlanFree
AllowanceFree: 20 successful source imports per local day, up to 5 per batch. Pro removes both limits.
Data flowThe material you select is sent to Google NotebookLM. Capture reads the source site from your browser.

Steps

  1. Install NotebookLM Ultra Exporter in desktop Chrome, then refresh any open NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook) tab.
  2. Open the web page you want to save.
  3. Click the extension icon or right-click and choose Add this page to NotebookLM.
  4. Pick the target notebook, or type a name to create a new one, and confirm.

Limits to know

  • Browser-internal pages and restricted pages cannot be read.
  • The first capture asks for permission to read the current tab.
  • Google's own limits still apply: sources per notebook, file size and accepted file types are decided by NotebookLM, and Pro does not raise them.

Free or Pro?

Free, with no daily export quota and no website account needed. Pro covers the extension only; it does not include a Google subscription or raise NotebookLM's own limits. Current prices are on the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free to add a web page to NotebookLM in one click?

Yes. It is a basic import method. Free allows 20 successful source imports per local day and 5 items per batch; Pro removes both limits.

Is the page added as a link or as text?

By default the link is sent so NotebookLM fetches the page itself. For pages NotebookLM cannot reach, send the extracted text instead; see add a page behind a login.

Does importing count toward the NotebookLM source limit?

Yes. Every imported item becomes a source in the notebook and counts toward its source limit, which depends on your Google plan. To free up slots, see merge sources into one.