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Diigo
Diigo combines reading and research tools, including annotation, highlighting, sticky notes, web archiving and bookmarks.

About Diigo
Diigo is a web-based tool for saving, annotating and organizing online research. Users can save bookmarks with tags, highlight text on web pages and PDFs, add sticky notes, and arrange links and notes with an outliner into a personal library. Groups allow sharing research with others. Saving archived copies of web pages with annotations is listed as a premium feature.
Key features
- Save and tag online resources for later access
- Annotate web pages and PDFs while browsing
- Highlight text on web pages for reference or collaboration
- Add sticky notes and comments to web pages
- Organize links and notes using Outliner
- Share research through groups
- Combines bookmarks, highlights, notes, and outliner in one place
- Supports annotation on web pages and PDFs
- Includes groups for sharing research with others
- Web page archiving with annotations is listed as a premium feature
Diigo at a glance
- Website
- diigo.com
- Category
- Research & Data › Academic Search
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Automated check blocked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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