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Detect Quran recitations on YouTube, identify the Surah and Ayah, and navigate to the verse on Quran.com. Instantly find the Surah and Ayah of any Quran recitation playing on YouTube, matched locally in your browser. DESCRIPTION QuranLens listens to the Arabic captions of a Quran recitation playing on YouTube and identifies exactly which Surah and Ayah is being recited, in real time. One click takes you to the matching verse on Quran.com. All matching happens locally in your browser against a Quran text bundled inside the extension. No account is required, and no video or caption data is sent anywhere. Main features: - Identifies the Surah and Ayah of any Quran recitation video with Arabic captions, as it plays. - Matches the actual words being recited, not just the video title or channel name. - Works across different reciters, recitation styles, and speeds. - Recognizes when a short clip is genuinely too similar to more than one verse, and waits for more context instead of guessing. - Links directly to the verse on Quran.com for translation and further study. - Runs entirely in your browser with no account, ads, or external servers involved. Useful for students memorizing the Quran, anyone following along with tajweed, or listeners who simply want to know what verse is being recited without pausing the video to search for it.
Sep 6, 2026
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