actualNoteContentPart: ### Step #1.3: Choose the annotation text
  
  
  
  
  
  The text you enter in this field will be added to Amplenote instead of the default annotation text - which is the page title.
  
  ## Step #2: Select the content to be captured
  This step looks differently depending on the capture type you picked at [Step #1: What to capture?](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/36ce0cf6-cb8f-11eb-98cd-da3b9fa1c227#Step__1:_What_to_capture?) : 
  If you selected "Full page" or "Bookmark", you don't have to do anything here ✨;
  If you selected "Screenshot Selection", or "Highlights" you have to choose the respective content from the web page.
  
  ## Step #3: Choose the destination
  The third Amplecap screen is displayed only if you chose "Send to Amplenote" back at [Choose how to send your content to Amplenote](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/36ce0cf6-cb8f-11eb-98cd-da3b9fa1c227#Choose_how_to_send_your_content_to_Amplenote) . 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  You have two choices: 
  "**New note**" will create a brand new note with the content you've just captured;
  	When choosing this variant, you can optionally change the title of the note as well as assign tags to it.
  "**Choose note**" lets you search for an existing note;
  	Amplecap will insert the captured content at the beginning of the note.
  
  ### Step #3.2: The 3 content formatting options
  
  
  
  
  **Note body. **The most luxurious landing pad for your newly captured content. When Note body is selected, we'll put your captured content straight into a new note, or insert it at the beginning of an existing note. 
  **To-do item**. If you want to remember to follow up on this captured content later, capturing it into a To-do item makes that easy.
  **Bullet point**. For the various lists you are maintaining across your notebase, choosing the "Bullet point" option puts your captured content into a Rich Footnote that fits into a bullet.
  
  💁‍♀️ Some rules that apply to **content captured into to-do and bullet items**:
  To-do's and bullets are added to the **beginning of existing notes**;
  Content is added **inside a Rich Footnote**, using the value from the [Choose the annotation text](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/36ce0cf6-cb8f-11eb-98cd-da3b9fa1c227#Choose_the_annotation_text)  as text for that Rich Footnote.
  
  Read further to understand more about all of the buttons and knobs work, **or **jump to [🤓 Amplecap keyboard shortcuts](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/36ce0cf6-cb8f-11eb-98cd-da3b9fa1c227#___Amplecap_keyboard_shortcuts)  **or** head over to [Cool ways in which we are using Amplecap (Getting started with Amplecap)](https://www.amplenote.com/help/cool_ways_to_use_amplecap#___Saving_web_pages_to_your_reading_list) . 
  
   
  
  # Amplecap capture modes
  ## Screenshot selection
  Use the mouse to drag over the part of the page you want to capture by drawing and adjusting a rectangle selection. When clicking the Save selection button, a screenshot of your selection will be saved to your note.
  
  
  
  
  Check out some examples of using this capture mode over at [Getting started with Amplecap](https://www.amplenote.com/help/cool_ways_to_use_amplecap#___Adding_useful_visual_context_to_your_notes) .
  ## Highlights
  Manually select multiple phrases from a web page and save them to a note in one click.
  
  
  
  
  Individual excerpts are editable
  Getting started with Amplecap
  
  
  If you capture them to a **note body**, then the entire set of excerpts is inserted into the note as a [**quoted block**](https://images.amplenote.com/b67e8b62-cb97-11eb-9866-da3b9fa1c227/e8713964-d899-4e17-a90d-0adc65fad7fb.png) **:**
  If you capture your excerpts into a **bullet or a task**, the excerpts are stored in a **Rich Footnote: **[Excerpts]()  from [How People Get Rich Now](http://www.paulgraham.com/richnow.html)  added 06/13/21 at 6:05pm
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Amplecap: capturing web content with our Chrome...
  headers: ### Step #1.3: Choose the annotation text
  ---
  Step #1.3: Choose the annotation text
  The text you enter in this field will be added to Amplenote instead of the default annotation text - which is the page title. 
  Step #2: Select the content to be captured
  This step looks differently depending on the capture type you picked at [Step #1: What to capture?](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   :
  If you selected "Full page" or "Bookmark", you don't have to do anything here ✨;
  If you selected "Screenshot Selection", or "Highlights" you have to choose the respective content from the web page. 
  Step #3: Choose the destination
  The third Amplecap screen is displayed only if you chose "Send to Amplenote" back at [Choose how to send your content to Amplenote](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . You have two choices:
  " New note
  " will create a brand new note with the content you've just captured;
  When choosing this variant, you can optionally change the title of the note as well as assign tags to it.
  " Choose note
  " lets you search for an existing note;
  Amplecap will insert the captured content at the beginning of the note. 
  Step #3.2: The 3 content formatting options
  **Note body. **The most luxurious landing pad for your newly captured content. When Note body is selected, we'll put your captured content straight into a new note, or insert it at the beginning of an existing note.
  To-do item
  . If you want to remember to follow up on this captured content later, capturing it into a To-do item makes that easy.
  Bullet point
  . For the various lists you are maintaining across your notebase, choosing the "Bullet point" option puts your captured content into a Rich Footnote that fits into a bullet. 💁‍♀️ Some rules that apply to content captured into to-do and bullet items
  :
  To-do's and bullets are added to the beginning of existing notes
  ;
  Content is added inside a Rich Footnote
  , using the value from the [Choose the annotation text](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    as text for that Rich Footnote. Read further to understand more about all of the buttons and knobs work, **or **jump to [🤓 Amplecap keyboard shortcuts](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    or
   head over to [Cool ways in which we are using Amplecap (Getting started with Amplecap)](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . 
  Amplecap capture modes
  
  Screenshot selection
  Use the mouse to drag over the part of the page you want to capture by drawing and adjusting a rectangle selection. When clicking the Save selection button, a screenshot of your selection will be saved to your note. Check out some examples of using this capture mode over at [Getting started with Amplecap](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . 
  Highlights
  Manually select multiple phrases from a web page and save them to a note in one click. Individual excerpts are editable
  Getting started with Amplecap If you capture them to a note body
  , then the entire set of excerpts is inserted into the note as a [quoted block](https://images.amplenote.com)`
   :
  
  If you capture your excerpts into a bullet or a task
  , the excerpts are stored in a **Rich Footnote: ** [Excerpts]()
    from [How People Get Rich Now](http://www.paulgraham.com)`
    added 06/13/21 at 6:05pm
noteTitle: Amplecap: capturing web content with our Chrome/Firefox extension