Capture the professional details you find online. Turn them into an editable record. Take them into your workflow.
See LeadClip in actionOn-device AI. CSV export. Your call.
Meet the team
VP of Growth at Northstar
Austin, Texas
Jordan leads growth at Northstar, helping teams bring thoughtful software to market. Their work focuses on product strategy, partnerships, and go-to-market.
Previously at Acme. Based in Austin, Texas.
A fictional profile, for this demonstration.
Edit the sample fields, then try an export.
A shorter route to a useful record
You choose the page. LeadClip gives you a starting point.
Open a professional profile or company page and launch LeadClip from Chrome’s toolbar.
Click Extract Lead. Chrome’s on-device AI drafts fields from the page text. Review and edit the result.
Download a CSV, or copy text or JSON. Use the details in a spreadsheet or your existing workflow.
When you click Extract Lead, LeadClip reads the active tab’s URL and up to 15,000 characters of visible text.
Chrome’s on-device AI processes the text on your device. LeadClip does not send page content to its servers. Chrome may download or update its model.
Review the draft, edit the fields, and export when you’re ready.
Before you try it
Professional details such as names, job titles, companies, location, skills, education, and a profile URL. An email can be extracted when it is explicitly written on the page. AI drafts can contain mistakes or omit details, so review the result.
A compatible desktop version of Chrome and a device that supports its built-in on-device AI. Chrome may download the model before the first extraction. The extension runs on desktop Chrome; this sample also works on mobile. LeadClip will show its availability in the side panel.
Direct CRM integrations are not available in the current version. You can download CSV files or copy records as text or JSON.
The current version reads up to the first 15,000 characters. If that text exceeds the local model’s context limit, it retries with a shorter prefix and tells you; details later on the page may not appear in the draft.