Catch a link in Capture while you are browsing, then send it to Raindrop. Save a Capture link to Raindrop through its API, optionally targeting a collection while Raindrop fetches page metadata.

A quick capture workflow for Raindrop

  1. 01Catch it

    Write or share the thought into Capture while it is fresh.

  2. 02Keep moving

    Save the Capture without stopping to organize the destination.

  3. 03Send to Raindrop

    Use your configured export action when the capture is ready.

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What gets sent to Raindrop

  • The link is required.
  • Cached page title is sent up to 1,000 characters.
  • An optional numeric collection ID is sent; blank uses Unsorted.
  • Capture requests background metadata parsing.

Set up Raindrop in Capture

  1. Open Capture Settings, choose Export, then tap Configure if this is your first destination or Add new destination.
  2. Choose Raindrop from the app picker.
  3. Create an integration at app.raindrop.io/settings/integrations and copy its Test token.
  4. Paste the token and optionally enter a numeric Collection ID.
  5. Review the destination name and icon, then tap Save.

Supported Capture types

This destination appears only for content it can receive.

Links

Fields and options

Field or optionWhat it changes
API tokenRequired Raindrop Test token.
Collection IDOptional numeric ID; blank uses Unsorted.

Example: a quick capture to Raindrop

Configure your “Design” collection ID and export a design article. Raindrop saves the bookmark in that collection and fetches its metadata.

Send the capture

  1. Open an existing Capture and choose its configured Raindrop export action.
  2. Capture hands off only the supported types listed above. Complete any confirmation or compose screen shown by Raindrop.

Limits and troubleshooting

Limits

  • Only links are supported. A text Capture is accepted only when its entire content is one http(s) URL.
  • Collection ID must be numeric.
  • An internet connection is required.

Troubleshooting

  • If Capture reports Raindrop only supports links, capture the URL itself rather than surrounding prose.
  • If saving fails, verify the Test token and numeric Collection ID.

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