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Hides the Sora video grid and shows a calm overlay with a button to bring it back. Click the toolbar icon to toggle. You opened Sora to make a video… and 20 minutes later you’re still scrolling “just one more.” Sora Video Hider removes the autoplaying video grid so you can think, create, and ship without ever even seeing the brain-rot rabbit hole. What it does • Hides the feed/grid on Sora pages by default • Shows a empty (...calm?) “serenity” screen • One-click on the green button and boom your back to the chaos • Stays out of your way—no extra UI, no clutter, no nags, no data collection. I built it for myself to solve one problem Why creators love it • Protects your focus when you’re on a deadline • Cuts decision fatigue so you start rendering faster • Cleaner workspace = fewer excuses, more output Private by design • No data collected. No tracking. No accounts. • Runs only on sora.chatgpt.com to adjust the page layout locally • Minimal permissions; everything happens in your browser Who it’s for • Filmmakers, editors, YouTubers, marketers, and anyone who wants to make instead of scroll. • Ideal for deep-work sessions, client work, and daily production sprints. How it works 1. Install and pin the extension. 2. Open Sora—the video grid is hidden automatically. 3. Click "I miss chaos" to enter the brain rot. If you'd like to return serenity just refresh. Notes • Not affiliated with OpenAI or Sora.
Oct 13, 2025
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