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Artificial intelligence represented by ChatGPT and other similar services increases the productivity of our daily work and improves the quality of results. Do you know how to make it even more efficient? Integrate it seamlessly into your existing workflows instead of opening it in a new browser tab or a separate window!
Back in the day, I made a discovery that changed my professional life forever. It was at that moment that I discovered ChatGPT extensions for Chrome. Or rather GPT-based extensions with various feature sets. Authors often create original software shells that allow them to go far beyond the functionality of standard ChatGPT. In this case, it is OpenAI that catches up with independent developers who use its model in their products.
In this article, we’re going to look at 10 free and 10 paid GPT Chrome extensions worth your attention. My list includes only those extensions that do more than the standard ChatGPT or provide more convenience in accessing AI. So, you can install them without any doubts — they are guaranteed to optimize your workflows.
What ChatGPT Can Do Today (and What NOT to Look for in Extensions)
Do you remember how ChatGPT functioned when it was first launched? No wonder most people called it an interesting but not very useful toy. Even if we leave aside the low accuracy of older models (especially before version 3), early versions suffered from a lack of features that severely limited their application potential. However, OpenAI chose the right direction for GPT development, and over time, they began to add the most popular modules.
So, today, you don’t need special Chrome extensions and apps to use the following features:
- Live Web Search. This feature is available in the basic version. It uses the Bing service.
- Voice input and output. Live communication makes work more fun and allows you to receive important information without interrupting your current tasks.
- Image and video generation. DALL-E and Sora models are integrated into the standard ChatGPT interface. Yes, they do not give the best results, but they are suitable for amateur projects.
- Document analysis and summary. The service already supports file uploads, including spreadsheets.
- Contextual memory. The latest versions, starting with the GPT-4 generation, can already analyze previous dialogs and support fixed settings within the chat.
- Multilingual support. Currently, the service works with 50 languages (although the quality of answers may vary). You can even send a request in one language and receive the results in another.
If these are the features you’re looking for, you should focus on using the basic ChatGPT more effectively. If you need something more, then we’ll move on to a review of popular ChatGPT extensions for Chrome.
Top-10 Free GPT Extensions for Chrome
Here’s my personal favorite tip. If you don’t pursue multifunctionality and know how to build workflows correctly without assistance, 80% of your tasks can be solved with free software. This list was created for such situations — when you are ready to overcome small difficulties and customize your work environment.
1. NOIZ
Rating: 4.9/5
Best for: Lightning-fast transcription of YouTube videos and generation of short summaries.
It’s not a browser extension yet; it’s just a web service that opens in a tab. But NOIZ is going to launch their ChatGPT extension for YouTube summaries any day now, and I can’t wait for that moment! What I like about NOIZ is that I can use it without registering, logging in to my account, filling out forms, and other formalities that take up precious minutes of my working time.
Copy the URL of a YouTube video and paste it into the address bar. It only takes 5-15 seconds, and you will get the most accurate video transcription. In one click, you can switch to the short description mode or highlight the key points — insightful, funny, actionable, or controversial. As a bonus, you can also read the most popular comments, although this particular feature is not often useful to me.
The next part is even better. With one click of a button in the menu, you can download the finished result in the text format you need, send it as a link, or simply copy it, for example, to process it in ChatGPT or a specialized Chrome extension.
Similar to OpenAI, NOIZ developers constantly improve their product and add new features. After exploring the site a bit, you will find such useful tools as document analyzers and even creative idea generators. They all have fundamental differences from the basic ChatGPT — presets that allow you to get much more accurate answers.
| Pros | Cons |
| Instant accessibility without registration and other formalities | Chrome extensions are still in the works (though not far off) |
| Fast processing of long videos — up to 10 seconds for 1 hour | |
| Possibility of fine customization of results to get a high-quality finished product |
Pricing: Free as a web-based YouTube summary service.
2. ChatGPT for Google
Rating: 4.6/5
Best for: Finding relevant information for various tasks quickly.
Bing is a great search engine, but Google came first for a reason. ChatGPT for Google allows you to display AI answers next to your search results. It is also capable of generating short summaries of every page you need. By the way, the name of the extension is misleading, but not in a bad way! It can work with other AI models, such as Claude, Llama, or Gemini, as well as other search engines, such as Bing, Baidu, Yahoo!, and DuckDuckGo.
| Pros | Cons |
| Provides concise, AI-generated insights | Requires an OpenAI account for ue |
| Works with multiple search engines | Limited features in the free version |
| Includes dark mode and code highlighting | Contextual understanding may vary |
Pricing: Free with limited features; premium starts at $5/month.
3. ChatGPT Writer
Rating: 4.7/5
Best for: Drafting emails and messages quickly.
Have you ever dreamed of being able to launch ChatGPT with a simple keystroke at any time? Your dreams are coming true with ChatGPT Writer! Artificial intelligence is launched in a small window, the size of which can be adjusted to your needs. This ChatGPT writer extension offers a little more than the standard service — you can choose the tone of voice, the length of the answer, and the number of options in one click. And there are different models available to you, including Gemini and Sonnet.
| Pros | Cons |
| Streamlines email and message writing | You have to pay twice for the Pro version: to developers and OpenAI |
| Multilingual interface ensures global usability | Limited to short-form content creation |
| Simple for entry-level users | Lacks customization for formatting |
Pricing: Free for basic usage; the paid version is from $16 per month.
4. ChatGPT File Uploader Extended
Rating: 3.6/5
Best for: Analyzing, writing, and processing longreads.
Why do you need this extension if ChatGPT has been able to analyze files for a long time? It’s simple — OpenAI still has a limit on the length of text in files, which can only be removed by an extremely expensive API or… ChatGPT File Uploader Extended. The service splits longreads into parts up to 15 thousand characters long and gradually “feeds” them to artificial intelligence. This is a top option for researchers, students, and journalists. By the way, don’t be afraid of the low rating — it was the result of a temporary glitch that has been fixed by now.
| Pros | Cons |
| Supports multiple file formats for analysis | File size limits apply to the free version |
| Simplifies document-based workflows | May struggle with unstructured data |
| Easy drag-and-drop functionality | Premium is required for larger files |
Pricing: Free; you can donate to the developer on BuyMeACoffee.
5. TweetAI.com — Smart AI Tweet & Reply Generator
Rating: 3.7/5
Best for: SMM automation, generating quick replies.
If you’ve ever managed a large company’s social media accounts, you know how difficult it is to respond to every comment while trying to create unique responses. TweetAI.com solves this problem. It adds another button to the X.com interface that allows you to automatically generate a tweet or simply get inspiration. It is perfect for social media managers who want to express themselves in 280 characters or less.
| Pros | Cons |
| Generates tweets tailored for engagement, not just generic content | Sometimes struggles with tone alignment, especially for niche audiences |
| Offers multiple creative drafts for every tweet | Limited exclusively to X, no cross-platform capabilities |
| Quick turnaround time saves hours of manual brainstorming | May require manual fine-tuning for professional branding |
Pricing: A free limited version for personal use; professional accounts from $9.99/month.
6. Wiseone
Rating: 4.1/5
Best for: Simplifying complex web content.
The web may look like a maze, but Wiseone has a map. It is a powerful ChatGPT browsing extension that allows you to conduct research, generate summaries from longreads, ask additional questions for clarification, and even cross-check the information. You can flexibly customize its answers by choosing the optimal style and length. If you’re tired of legalese or academic language, it’s your ally.
| Pros | Cons |
| Excellent for dissecting highly technical or jargon-heavy content | May oversimplify nuanced ideas or context-specific information |
| Works seamlessly on research-heavy sites like academic journals or news portals | Struggles with multimedia-heavy pages like those relying on infographics |
| Saves significant time for researchers or students | Not all sites are supported, particularly dynamic content pages |
Pricing: 10 free queries per day; an unlimited Pro account from $9.99 per month.
7. Superpower ChatGPT
Rating: 4.4/5
Best for: Improving any workflow, regardless of the industry
You may hate me for saying it, but Superpower ChatGPT is AI on steroids. If there’s something you’ve been missing from the standard interface, you’ll definitely find it here. Just imagine — timestamps for dialogs, drag-n-drop replies between chats, a personal library of prompts, and a safe mode for complete isolation of communication with AI. There are about four dozen other useful features, so you’d better try it for yourself and appreciate all the benefits of this ChatGPT prompt extension.
| Pros | Cons |
| Provides advanced chat history filtering for faster navigation through past interactions | Can feel overwhelming to casual users unfamiliar with ChatGPT workflows |
| Enables saved prompts for reuse, boosting productivity | Customization options may require trial and error to optimize fully |
| Perfect for long-term projects needing organized AI support | Requires frequent updates to stay compatible with ChatGPT updates |
Pricing: Free, with premium features starting at $6/month.
8. AIPRM for ChatGPT
Rating: 3.8/5
Best for: One-click SEO for everything.
I’ll be honest — I don’t like SEO. However, with AIPRM, fulfilling all the requirements of search engines for websites becomes ten times easier. This extension offers over 4,500 one-click prompts for all possible fields of activity — from reselling sneakers online to metallurgy. Even more interestingly, it allows you to edit and add templates to create your own custom libraries. And the most pleasant surprise for me was the ability to generate super prompts for Midjourney to get high-quality images the first time.
| Pros | Cons |
| Pre-built templates save significant time on SEO and marketing tasks | Templates can feel rigid for users needing creative flexibility |
| Regularly updated with new industry-relevant prompts | Designed primarily for professionals, so casual users may find it overwhelming |
| Easy-to-navigate categories streamline workflow efficiency | Lacks deeper customization for niche industries or tasks |
Pricing: Free, with premium options starting at $15/month.
9. AI Prompt Genius
Rating: 3.4/5
Best for: Creating a personal library of prompts in the browser.
Like all AI users, I initially had serious problems with writing prompts. But I gradually learned and created my collection, which made my life much easier. There was one caveat: copying prompts from text documents was not convenient. To solve this problem, I installed AI Prompt Genius. Yes, there is nothing intelligent about this extension. It is just a notepad for writing down your favorite prompts. But it is a handy, structured, and accessible notebook.
| Pros | Cons |
| Makes finding and organizing effective prompts seamless | Doesn’t actively suggest improvements for less effective prompts |
| Improves ChatGPT results by guiding you to better input | No real-time suggestions tailored to specific conversations |
| Great for busy users who need efficiency and consistency | Relies on manual input for organization |
Pricing: Free forever.
10. FancyGPT
Rating: 4.1/5
Best for: Visualizing and exporting AI responses.
Except for DALL-E and Sora, ChatGPT has serious problems with visualizing answers. FancyGPT solves them. Simply launch the extension, drag a reply into its window, and choose the style you want. You can copy the message with the required markup code and save it as an image or PDF. It’s a great option for creating presentable documents in one click and designing colorful infographics.
| Pros | Cons |
| Perfect for creating visually appealing charts, tables, or reports from text | Formatting options can feel limited for advanced graphic needs |
| Easy to use for presentations and client-facing documents | Visual enhancements may require some manual tweaking |
| Adds professionalism to plain AI-generated outputs | Integration options beyond ChatGPT are minimal |
Pricing: Free with an exception of API.
Top-10 Paid GPT Chrome Extensions
Paid is not always better. But in 90% of cases, it is much more convenient. Personally, I use several paid Chrome extensions, and I appreciate them for their multifunctionality and advanced integration capabilities. But let me remind you that some of them can be quite expensive, so I strongly recommend that you always keep your budget in mind!
1. Monica AI Copilot
Rating: 4.9/5
Best for: Real-time writing assistance across tools.
My favorite paid browser extension. It works on almost all web pages — Google Docs, email clients, social media, and more. Monica AI Copilot allows you to instantly generate topical short texts and messages — from website content to replies to troll comments to product reviews. It corrects grammar and improves style, ensuring your messages are clear, concise, and impactful.
| Pros | Cons |
| Seamlessly integrates with multiple platforms, from emails to documents | Can feel redundant if you already use free tools like Grammarly |
| Offers real-time style and grammar suggestions, boosting professional output | |
| Saves time by providing polished, ready-to-send content |
Pricing: Starts at $9.9/month; free trial with limited functionality.
2. Fireflies AI
Rating: 3.8/5
Best for: Transcribing and summarizing meetings.
I don’t like long meetings either, but I must admit that they’re unavoidable in many cases. I use Fireflies AI to increase communication productivity. This extension automatically integrates into video calls and conferences. It allows you to record and transcribe meetings, as well as summarize them quickly. It is ideal for creating a To-do list in one click.
| Pros | Cons |
| Provides accurate transcription for meetings and calls | Limited support for integrating with niche platforms |
| Automatically generates concise meeting summaries | Accuracy can drop with multiple speakers or heavy accents |
| Saves and organizes transcripts for easy retrieval |
Pricing: Starts at $18/month.
3. Merlin AI App
Rating: 4.8/5
Best for: Increasing productivity for marketers and content professionals.
You might say that 26 tools in one Google Chrome extension are a lot. Merlin writes, analyzes texts, provides stylistic suggestions, generates social media content in one click, turns texts into images, and creates summaries from videos. The service also offers a generous trial subscription — 102 queries per day. However, some features are still available only in plugins, for which you must pay.
| Pros | Cons |
| Works seamlessly across websites and platforms | Occasional performance delays on large websites |
| Provides real-time AI support for varied tasks | Customization options are basic compared to alternatives |
| Simple and intuitive interface for quick access |
Pricing: Starts at $29/month.
4. Engage AI
Rating: 4.6/5
Best for: Engaging followers on LinkedIn.
Many people consider LinkedIn an overly pretentious and formalized social network that serves as a great mirror of the corporate world. But I’ll share a secret — you don’t have to spend hours surfing it and learning business jargon to use it efficiently. Entrust this task to Engage AI — an extension that will write apt and unique comments to build your influence zone gradually. Ideal for professionals looking to maintain a strong LinkedIn presence without effort.
| Pros | Cons |
| Generates comments that are genuinely engaging and tailored to post content | Exclusively designed for LinkedIn |
| Saves time by creating personalized comments in seconds, perfect for networking at scale | |
| Improves your professional presence by maintaining consistent activity on LinkedIn |
Pricing: Starts at $10/month; free option with limited networking capabilities.
5. Compose AI
Rating: 4.1/5
Best for: Automating email and document writing.
Compose AI helps you write quickly, beautifully, and efficiently anywhere. After installing the extension, move the cursor over the text field and type “//.” A menu will open where you can generate an outline, improve your existing text, or continue your thoughts. Thanks to AI presets, you won’t have to blush at template phrases — the service saves your preferences for the tone of your speech.
| Pros | Cons |
| Autocomplete suggestions are context-sensitive and improve as you type, reducing repetitive tasks | Struggles with technical jargon or highly specialized topics without training |
| Works seamlessly in real time across popular platforms like Gmail and Google Docs | |
| Saves hours for professionals dealing with high-volume communication |
Pricing: Starts at $14.99/month. The free version allows you to write 1,500 words per month.
6. Narrato
Rating: 5.0/5
Best for: Comprehensive content creation and management.
Narrato is another all-in-one productivity platform that offers over 100 intelligent tools. Its ChatGPT SEO extension for Chrome allows you to repurpose any content on the web, turning it into blog posts, social media comments, short articles for websites, and more. Automatic content generation — without plagiarism, boilerplate phrases, and errors.
| Pros | Cons |
| Offers a vast array of AI templates, including those for social media polls, memes, and video scripts, catering to diverse content needs | Extensive features may present a learning curve for new users |
| Provides customization options for tone, length, and platform-specific requirements, ensuring content aligns with brand voice | |
| Includes an AI Image Generator to create unique visuals for posts, enhancing engagement |
Pricing: Starts at $48/month. A free 7-day trial is available.
7. Writesonic
Rating: 4.8/5
Best for: Creating up-to-date quality content.
An all-in-one tool for running an online business. The main function of Writesonic is to generate SEO content for websites based on artificial intelligence. If you don’t really want to understand what keyword research and the complexity of promotion are, the extension will do it for you. You will also be able to receive intelligent search results on the Internet, write emails, and respond to comments on social networks in seconds.
| Pros | Cons |
| Pulls real-time data for content creation, making it ideal for topical or trending materials | The reliance on live data can lead to slower response times for large queries |
| Produces high-quality creative content tailored for blogs, social media, or ad campaigns | |
| Integrates seamlessly into content workflows, reducing prep time |
Pricing: Starts at $20/month for 100 queries or $99 for 1,000 queries. A free trial with 25 queries is available.
8. WritingMate
Rating: 4.4/5
Best for: Comprehensive writing assistance for business and studying.
If you’re an entrepreneur trying to embrace the vast and run a business independently, you can definitely use WritingMate. It can solve most of the tasks you face: write code for your website (at least most of it), generate high-quality, optimized content, help you create a chatbot to support users, and improve the quality of your advertising messages. The extension will also be useful for students and researchers — it has convenient templates for essays, creative works, and research reports.
| Pros | Cons |
| Provides real-time suggestions, enhancing writing efficiency and quality. | The free plan limits users to 10 messages per day, which may be restrictive for heavy users. |
| Supports a wide range of content types, making it suitable for diverse writing needs. | |
| User-friendly interface with integration into popular platforms. |
Pricing: Free plan is available with 10 messages per day; premium plans start at $14.99/month.
9. LINER
Rating: 4.4/5
Best for: Highlighting and saving web content with AI insights.
Found interesting content while surfing the web? Don’t lose this important information! Install LINER to automatically save the text you need, create summaries, simplify the material, or conduct deeper research on a particular topic. It’s easy — select the text you want to read and click ASK AI in the context menu that appears in a split second. Bonus: some features are even available for images and PDFs!
| Pros | Cons |
| Highlights are searchable and categorized, simplifying the retrieval of key information | Limited third-party integrations reduce its utility for niche workflows |
| AI-generated insights provide context for saved content, adding value beyond just storage | |
| Syncs across devices, so no highlights are lost between sessions |
Pricing: $25.99 per month; basic features are free — no images and documents.
10. Scribe
Rating: 4.8/5
Best for: Creating step-by-step guides and tutorials.
I often have to create guides and tutorials on how to use certain services. Sometimes, it can be quite difficult, not to mention time-consuming. To simplify the task, I use Scribe. It’s a handy service that records all your actions in the browser, takes screenshots of each step, and automatically creates notes. In fact, the result of its work will be a draft of the manual that can be put in order within a few minutes.
| Pros | Cons |
| Simplifies the process of creating detailed guides | May require editing to fine-tune captured steps |
| Enhances training and onboarding with clear instructions | |
| Supports sharing and collaboration features |
Pricing: From $15 per month; a free plan is available with limited features and number of guides.
How to Choose Best Chrome ChatGPT/GPT Extension?
The main tip is to choose an extension in such a way that it is easier to integrate it into your existing workflows than to build new workflows around the service. When I am faced with a choice between several programs with similar functionality, I follow this principle. How to do it? Identify the tasks you handle most often and choose an extension that addresses them effectively. Look for tools that integrate seamlessly with your favorite platforms, offer customization options, and enhance your productivity without complicating your workflow. The right extension should feel like a natural extension of your work, not an extra chore to manage.
And remember the limitations of the tools. Extensions do differ from full-fledged web services. They may have fewer features, integration options, and ways to edit content. Always check for user reviews, pricing transparency, and active support before committing. A well-chosen GPT extension won’t just simplify tasks — it will transform how you work, making AI your most reliable team player.
FAQ
Is there an official ChatGPT Chrome extension?
Currently, there is not. OpenAI hasn’t released an official ChatGPT Chrome extension, but plenty of third-party options are stepping in to fill the gap. Just pick a reputable one (you’ve got a great list above, by the way) and you’re set!
Is there a web version of ChatGPT?
Of course! This is the main version of the service for desktop devices unless we’re talking about the expensive API available in professional accounts. It’s user-friendly, works on any device with a browser, doesn’t require any installation, and no extensions are needed.
How to use ChatGPT in Chrome browser?
Choose any method to your liking:
- Open chat.openai.com in a new browser tab.
- Install the extension that integrates directly into Google and other websites.
- Choose extensions that open a separate window for requests.
- Use extensions that support voice commands.
What is the most useful extension for Chrome?
It all depends on your needs. If you need to generate summaries for YouTube videos, wait a bit to install the long-awaited NOIZ extension. AIPRM will help you solve complex SEO tasks, while ChatGPT for Google integrates artificial intelligence into your favorite search engine. Multifunctional paid extensions, such as Monica AI, Narrato, and WriteSonic, will be useful for business purposes.
