Reading Highlighter

About This Product

Tired of losing your best research insights in a sea of scattered highlights? The Reading Highlighter turns every highlight into a structured, searchable note that flows directly into your paper.

Unlike generic highlighters that just mark text, Reading Highlighter automatically tags each highlight by theme, source, and relevance, then lets you export them as organized citations or a research outline. It’s the only extension that bridges the gap between reading and writing, saving you hours of manual sorting.

## What's Included

- One-click highlight with auto-tagging by topic, author, and date - Cross-page highlight aggregation – never lose context across tabs - Export highlights as formatted citations (APA, MLA, Chicago) or a structured research outline - Smart search across all your highlights with keyword and tag filters - Privacy-first: all data stays local on your device, no cloud storage required

Key Features

• Tired of losing your best research insights in a sea of scattered highlights? The Reading Highlighter turns every highlight into a structured, searchable note that flows directly into your paper
• Unlike generic highlighters that just mark text, Reading Highlighter automatically tags each highlight by theme, source, and relevance, then lets you export them as organized citations or a research outline
• It’s the only extension that bridges the gap between reading and writing, saving you hours of manual sorting
• ## What's Included - One-click highlight with auto-tagging by topic, author, and date - Cross-page highlight aggregation – never lose context across tabs - Export highlights as formatted citations (APA, MLA, Chicago) or a structured research outline - Smart search across all your highlights with keyword and tag filters - Privacy-first: all data stays local on your device, no cloud storage required ## Who Is This For - Graduate students writing literature reviews who need to synthesize dozens of papers - Academic researchers tracking key findings across multiple PDFs and web articles - Professors preparing course readings and annotated bibliographies - Independent scholars managing a personal research library without a reference manager ## How It Works Install the Reading Highlighter extension from the Chrome Web Store
• As you browse any academic article or PDF, simply select text and click the highlighter icon – it automatically tags and saves the highlight
• Later, open the extension dashboard to search, filter, and export your highlights as a formatted outline or citation list