Save selected text, readable pages and YouTube subtitles—with source details—to your private Vocafy learning space.
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updated 18 Aug 2026
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About Vocafy – Learn from the Web
Turn the web into your personal language-learning material with Vocafy.
The Vocafy browser extension lets you save useful words, sentences and context directly from the websites you read. Select text on a page and send it to your private Vocafy learning space, where you can explore vocabulary, save words for learning and work with the original context.
On YouTube, you can also save supported videos to Vocafy and import available subtitles as a private note. Inside Vocafy, you can then use the subtitles as interactive learning material: translate the text, see which words you already know or are learning, identify unfamiliar vocabulary, highlight parts of speech, and click words to explore them or add them to your learning content with context.
Main features:
* Save selected words or text from webpages
* Include the surrounding sentence or paragraph as context
* Keep source information with saved content
* Save supported YouTube videos to Vocafy
* Import available YouTube subtitles as private notes
* Turn saved text and subtitles into interactive vocabulary-learning material in Vocafy
The extension is free to use. A Vocafy account is required because saved content is stored in your personal Vocafy learning space.
Vocafy helps you learn languages from the content you actually read and watch—instead of keeping useful words and examples disconnected from their original context.