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Paste booking text or upload PDF — auto-detects flight, hotel, car, transfer, or passport and fills the form. What it does Booking paste helper reads a booking confirmation you paste as text, or a PDF you upload, and turns it into structured fields (flight, hotel, car rental, transfer, or passport-style details). You can then insert those fields into supported booking pages so you spend less time copying details line by line. Why install it If you regularly create bookings from emails, PDFs, or screenshots, this extension reduces mistakes (wrong dates, names, flight numbers) and speeds up data entry. It is built for travel/booking workflows where the confirmation text is messy but the destination form is strict. How it works (high level) Open the extension popup, paste the confirmation text or choose a PDF, run extraction, review the result, then insert into the booking page you already have open. Extraction uses a hosted backend service powered by Google Gemini. What you should know The extension needs network access to the configured API endpoint. The backend processes your pasted text or PDF only to return extracted fields; see the privacy policy for details on data handling, logging, and quotas. Who it’s for Travel agents, operations staff, and anyone who repeatedly enters the same kinds of booking details from confirmations into a web booking system.
Apr 29, 2026
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