WebFill

WebFill reads a web form and fills it with information it already has or finds in a document you uploaded. You can hand it a PDF, paste raw text, or let it detect the fields on the page on its own. Once you save the details for a website, later visits take fewer steps.

Vision captures any part of your screen and returns an answer. The company markets it for multiple-choice questions, online assessments and similar tasks, and says it works inside the browser without the exam system flagging it. This is the feature behind most of the tool's launch count, and each plan sets a monthly usage cap.

A built-in chatbot answers questions and gives guidance without sending you to another tab. It runs on the same AI models the rest of the extension uses, so you can ask for a quick fact or a fuller explanation while you work.

Press the WebFill button in your inbox and the extension drafts a new message or writes a reply. Freelancers and support staff can set custom instructions for tone and content, so the output matches how they normally write.

You can write manual instructions and save them per website, and WebFill reuses them next time. The company says the tool learns from each run, so form filling gets faster and more accurate the more you use it.

The free plan reaches basic AI models, and the paid Standard and Premium plans unlock the most powerful models the platform offers. Premium also adds enterprise-level data security and a higher Vision quota.