Monica - Your ChatGPT AI Assistant Chrome Extension

Monica gives you one chat window that can route your question to several leading models, so you can compare answers or pick the one that fits the task. Because the sidebar reads the page you're on, you can ask about the current article without copying anything. It works the same way across Chrome, Edge, and Safari.

Point Monica at a long article, a PDF, or a YouTube video and it returns the highlights, often with timestamps so you can jump to the relevant section. When you want to summarize web pages or videos fast, this is the quickest way to decide whether a source is worth your full attention. Summaries also feed a knowledge base you can search later.

Select any text on a page and Monica rewrites, expands, shortens, or corrects it in place. A library of more than 80 templates covers common jobs like emails, ad copy, and outlines, and you can save your own prompts for repeated tasks. Writers get a first draft without leaving the tab.

The AI translator turns a foreign-language page into a bilingual reading view, showing the original and the translation together. That layout helps language learners and researchers follow nuance rather than losing the context a plain translation would drop. You can also translate selected text on the fly.

Upload a PDF and ask questions about its contents instead of reading cover to cover. Monica pulls out key points, answers follow-ups, and can translate or compare sections. For contracts, research papers, and manuals, this cuts the time between opening a file and finding the answer.

Beyond text, Monica generates images and short video clips from prompts, useful for concept art, thumbnails, and quick mockups. Output quality depends on the plan, since the heaviest generation draws on paid credits. It keeps visual and text work in the same place.