How do I bookmark a page on Android in Chrome?

Open the page, tap the ⋮ menu (top right), and tap the star icon. Find it later under ⋮ → Bookmarks.

How do I bookmark in Samsung Internet?

Open the page, tap the ☰ menu in the bottom bar, then Add to bookmarks. Samsung Internet keeps its own bookmarks, separate from Chrome.

How do I bookmark something from an app like TikTok or Instagram?

Browsers can't bookmark in-app links. Tap the app's Share button and choose a bookmark app like Tuckii, which saves the link (with title and thumbnail) into one searchable library.

Do I have to re-bookmark a page on every device?

Not if sync is on — a page you bookmark in Chrome on Android appears on any device signed into the same Google account. Samsung Internet does the same through your Samsung account, but the two never share a list.

How to Bookmark on Android (Chrome & Samsung Internet)

Bookmarking on Android takes one tap once you know where the button is — but which button depends on your browser, and none of them can save the links you find inside apps. Here’s how to bookmark in each browser, plus how to keep everything you save in one place.

Quick answer: in Chrome, open the page → tap the ⋮ menu (top right) → tap the star. In Samsung Internet, tap the ☰ menu in the bottom bar → Add to bookmarks.

Bookmark a page in Chrome (Android)

Open the page you want to keep.
Tap the ⋮ menu (top-right).
Tap the ★ star icon. The page is now bookmarked.
Find it later: ⋮ → Bookmarks. If you’re signed in with sync on, it also appears on your other Chrome devices via your Google account. (Not showing up on your other devices? See why Chrome bookmarks stop syncing.)

Bookmark a page in Samsung Internet

Open the page in Samsung Internet.
Tap the ☰ menu (bottom bar).
Tap Add to bookmarks (or the star).
Find it later under the same ☰ → Bookmarks. Note: these are separate from Chrome’s — see where Android stores bookmarks.

The problem: browser bookmarks can’t save links from apps

Here’s the catch every Android user hits: the star only works on web pages in that browser. The links you most want to keep — a recipe in TikTok, a product in Instagram, a video in YouTube, a link a friend sends in a chat — have no “add bookmark” button. So they end up as screenshots, messages to yourself, or lost tabs. And each browser keeps its own separate list, so you’re hunting across Chrome, Samsung Internet, and a dozen apps.

Save anything, from any app, in one place — Tuckii

Tuckii is a bookmark app built around Android’s share sheet, so anything becomes a bookmark:

One-tap save from any app — tap Share → Tuckii in TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, your browser, podcasts, anywhere. Tuckii grabs the title and thumbnail automatically.
One searchable library on your device — no account, works offline; find any saved link in seconds instead of remembering which app it was in.
Free to use, with an optional Pro upgrade for power users (tags, sharing, backup).

Bookmark from any app, not just the browser

Tuckii keeps every link — from TikTok, Instagram, your browser, anywhere — in one searchable place on your device, no account. On the App Store now; Android coming soon.

Download Tuckii on the App Store →

New to saving from apps? See the step-by-step save links from any app guide, or the full best bookmark app for Android rundown.