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Collect images, videos and music as large cards

In Curv Link's media view, the images, videos, YouTube videos, Spotify links and more that you save are laid out as large preview cards.

Common problems

  • Videos to watch later and images you love get lost in a list of URLs.
  • Videos, music and images are scattered across different services, so you can never browse them together.
  • Image files on your device and links on the web cannot sit side by side.

How Curv Link helps

  • Switch to the media view and everything you saved appears as large preview cards.
  • YouTube and Spotify links play inside Curv Link without leaving the page. Images and videos open large right there too.
  • Paste a YouTube playlist URL to import each video as a link. Later, you can refresh it to add only the newly added videos.
  • Image, video, PDF and other files you add are stored in this browser and sit right next to your web links.
  • Adjust card size, columns and spacing in Settings.

Get started in 3 steps

  1. Open Curv Link: Open Curv Link in your browser. No account is needed.
  2. Add what you want to collect: Add URLs or drag and drop files. Import YouTube playlists from Settings > Data.
  3. Switch to the media view: Press the media button on the screen and your items appear as large cards.

Notes and limits

  • You can import public YouTube playlists, up to 500 videos at a time. Private and deleted videos cannot be imported.
  • Files you add are stored only in this browser. They are lost if you clear the browser's site data, and the JSON backup does not include their contents.
  • Playing YouTube or Spotify connects to that service.
  • With many cards, it can feel slow on older devices.

FAQ

Where do videos play?

YouTube and Spotify links play in a preview inside Curv Link. Other links open their page.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Files you add are stored in your browser (IndexedDB) and are not sent to Curv Link's servers.

Does it work on a smartphone?

Yes. It opens in your phone's browser, and the media view is available there too.

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