ClipMate™ Bookmark
- Never lose your place again
- Works with every book size
- Won’t damage or crease pages
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Pick Up Exactly Where You Stopped
Close mid-chaos—sleep, kids, pets, or a dropped book—and your exact line waits right there. Resume instantly without hunting, whether it’s a 30-second pause or an all-night break.
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Keep Reading Without Re-Clipping
Turn pages normally; the arm glides as you read. One-hand friendly on the couch, commute, or study desk—no re-clipping, no breaking your flow.
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Gentle on Pages, Strong on Hold
Flexible silicone holds steady without denting typical paper. With tissue-thin pages (Bibles, vintage), clip lightly and avoid pressing hard for best results.
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Question?
Will it damage pages?
No. The soft, flexible clip is page-safe. For ultra-thin or fragile paper, clip more lightly.
Does it fit all book sizes?
Yes! Paperbacks, hardcovers, and textbooks. For very thick books, clip to a chunk of interior pages.
How do I use it?
Clip to the cover or 10–20 pages, place the arm under your current line, and close the book.
Can I flip pages normally?
Yes. Turn pages as usual, the arm slides with you without re-clipping.
Does it save my exact line?
Yep. If you pause, drop the book, or doze off, your line is still marked.
Is it safe for old or delicate books?
Absolutely! Use gently and test on a back page first. Avoid heavy pressure on tissue-thin paper.
Customer Reviews
I read before bed and regularly conk out mid-paragraph. This actually holds the exact line, so the next night I open the book and start reading immediately without scanning. The silicone feels soft and the Set of 6 means every current read has one.
Two kids, one dog, constant interruptions—this solved a tiny daily annoyance I didn’t realize drained me. I can snap the book shut mid-scream and reopen to the same sentence after bedtime. Works on paperbacks and hardcovers; for a super-thick cookbook I clip deeper into the pages.
I assumed it was a gimmick, but the “line memory” is real. After a week, I stopped using receipts and scraps as bookmarks. There’s a small learning curve to place the arm under your line, and then it just…works.
I read on a crowded bus and always lose my place when I have to stand. This grips well without slipping and I can re-open to the exact spot one-handed. The colors also make it easy to find in my bag.
My fingers don’t love fiddly clips or thin ribbon markers. This silicone clip is easy to pinch and doesn’t fight me when I turn pages, so I can read longer without frustration. Genuinely helpful for sore hands.
Gave the Set of 6 to my book club and kept two for myself. Everyone used them the same night and asked where to buy. The box presentation makes it feel like a little luxury, not a cheap promo item.
I bounce between chapters and footnotes constantly. This keeps my paragraph locked so I don’t lose context when I check a reference. Works great on textbooks; for a 1,000-pager I use two clips and it stays stable.
On normal novels it leaves no marks at all. On an older, thin-paper edition I clip lightly and avoid pressing down; that’s the only time I’m careful. Still the best solution I’ve tried for preserving exact lines.
Replaced sticky notes and office clips scattered everywhere. The design is low-profile and clean, and flipping pages feels natural—no constant re-adjusting. I keep one on my planner and one on my current read.
I’m left-handed and some bookmarks fight me when I switch sides. This works on either page without weird angles. Opening and closing feels intuitive and I don’t have to think about it.
My fantasy hardbacks are bricks with tight spines, and this still holds the line. For the thickest book I anchor to 15–20 interior pages and it doesn’t pop off. It also doesn’t chew up dust jacket edges.
I put a few on classroom novels so students can pause mid-read and return quickly. The exact-line marker reduces “where was I?” chatter and keeps them in the story. After a month, no tearing or stretching; they’ve held up.