AI Chrome Extensions

Rewrites AI-generated text to slip past AI detectors

Best for: Content operations running bulk rewriting through an API or n8n workflow

Chrome and Firefox extension that turns your ChatGPT conversation history into an interactive visual timeline.

Best for: Heavy ChatGPT users with long conversation histories who need faster navigation

Free Chrome extension that attempts web tasks by clicking and typing on your behalf

Best for: Seeing how an LLM decomposes a web task into concrete actions

Chrome extension that autofills job applications and drafts resumes, cover letters, and interview answers as you apply.

Best for: Job seekers applying to a high volume of listings

Chrome extension that saves highlighted bits from papers and blogs to a local, offline-searchable index.

Best for: Keeping quotable findings from machine learning and computer vision papers while reading

Learns your posting voice from past posts and drafts, schedules, and cross-posts to six social networks.

Best for: solo creators or small teams posting the same message across several networks

LinkedIn outreach agent that picks prospects from post activity and drafts the messages; now branded Linxa.

Best for: Solo founders and small sales teams doing LinkedIn outreach by hand today

Chrome extension that drafts YouTube captions inside YouTube Studio for a fraction of human transcription cost.

Best for: Creators who upload on a regular schedule and need captions fast

A Chrome extension that scores Upwork job posts, writes proposals, and can auto-bid on jobs that match a freelancer's profile.

Best for: freelancers submitting many Upwork proposals weekly

Rewrites AI-generated text so it stops tripping Turnitin, GPTZero, Originality and similar detectors

Best for: Writers whose genuinely human drafts keep getting false-flagged by a detector

Chrome extension that automates browser tasks (scraping, form filling, email) from plain-English instructions.

Best for: Non-developers wanting to automate repetitive browser tasks without scripting

Chrome extension that rewrites highlighted text in seven tones and translates across 34 languages.

Best for: Non-native English writers composing messages across many sites daily

Turns documents, video and audio into editable mind maps

Best for: Students and researchers breaking down papers or long PDFs

One-click YouTube summaries with timestamped key ideas in 41 languages, from the makers of Eightify.

Best for: Deciding whether a long talk, lecture or podcast is worth watching

Chrome extension that drafts AI replies for X and LinkedIn and turns YouTube videos into posts.

Best for: Founders and creators posting daily on X or LinkedIn who want draft replies fast

Learns your writing voice from samples, then drafts from rough notes or rewrites AI text to sound like you.

Best for: Founders, recruiters and sales people who send many short messages and want drafts in their own voice

Multi-model AI workspace for chat, images, video and small websites, with a Chrome side panel and a Mac app that reads your screen

Best for: People who want many chat and image models under one subscription

Solo-built tool and browser extension that scores news articles for bias and manipulation, free to use.

Best for: Readers who want a second opinion on an article's framing before sharing it

AI knowledge workspace that captures articles, PDFs, and videos into a personal library you can query and summarize.

Best for: Researchers and knowledge workers collecting material from many sources

Gmail-only Chrome extension that drafts replies in your writing style and can be trained on your documents.

Best for: Gmail-heavy users who want drafted replies rather than typing every response

Chrome extension that fills backlink submission forms with AI and tracks whether the links stay live.

Best for: SEOs who manually submit to directories and resource pages

Chrome extension agent that scrapes web pages, monitors them for changes, and automates multi-step browser tasks.

Best for: Individuals automating repetitive web tasks or monitoring pages for changes

Free Chrome extension that summarizes and translates web pages and YouTube videos on the spot.

Best for: Quickly deciding whether a long article or video is worth your time

Free Chrome extension that drafts support replies inside Zendesk, Intercom, Gorgias or Gmail

Best for: Support teams on Zendesk, Intercom or Gorgias who want drafting help without switching

Chrome extension that drafts X replies and rewrites tweets inside the timeline

Best for: People growing an X account through reply volume

Rewrites machine-written text to read as human and ships its own detector so you can check the result before you submit it.

Best for: Editing machine drafts into copy that reads naturally

Chrome extension that strips a document down to clean Markdown or CSV sized for AI chat context limits.

Best for: People who regularly paste long documents into AI chat tools

Chrome extension that autofills job application forms and writes tailored answers from your CV on the page itself.

Best for: Job seekers applying to many postings who are tired of retyping the same answers

Chrome extension that fills long web forms from a stored profile, including dropdowns and multi-page flows.

Best for: Repetitive marketplace or job-board listings

Drafts client email replies in Gmail and Outlook in your own voice, learned from sent mail, with compliance rules for firms

Best for: Accounting, tax, advisory and lending firms that want every client email drafted under written rules

Chrome extension that transcribes Google Meet calls in real time and emails a summary afterward.

Best for: Individuals or small teams who meet exclusively on Google Meet

Turns a document, PDF, spreadsheet, URL, image or YouTube video into an editable PowerPoint deck

Best for: Turning an existing report or spec into a starting deck in minutes

Chrome extension and search tool for saving bookmarks and searching across your saved content and apps at once.

Best for: Early adopters willing to try a beta bookmark/search tool

YouTube summarizer with shaped outputs — brief, timeline, ELI5, pros and cons — plus channel follows and an HTTP API.

Best for: Keeping up with channels you do not have time to watch

Chrome extension that runs mock interviews, then listens to the real one and suggests answers live.

Best for: Candidates rehearsing against a specific job description