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Extract Gmail thread and draft reply, then open ChatGPT. Streamline your email writing using your existing ChatGPT account — completely free. No API keys, no subscriptions, and no extra monthly costs. This extension helps you write faster, more professional email replies by copying your Gmail thread and draft, then opening ChatGPT in a popup so you can paste and improve your message instantly. 💡 Key Benefits • 100% free to use. No API key or paid ChatGPT plugin required. • Uses your own ChatGPT account, so you get access to your personal chat history. • More accurate and contextual replies, since ChatGPT knows your tone and history. • Your data stays private — nothing is sent to external servers. • Saves time and effort writing and rewriting emails. 📥 How to Use 1. Open an email thread in Gmail. 2. Click the "✉️ ChatGPT Reply" button in the corner or press Ctrl+Shift+Y. 3. The extension copies your email thread and current draft reply. 4. ChatGPT opens in a popup window. 5. Paste the text into ChatGPT and get your improved reply. 📌 Tip: To include multiple emails in the thread, expand the ones you want copied before using the extension. ⚙️ Features • One-click Gmail thread + draft extraction • Automatically opens ChatGPT in a popup • Floating, draggable reply button • Keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+Y) 👤 Ideal For • Freelancers, consultants, and professionals • Sales and outreach teams • Support and account managers • Anyone writing emails who wants to save time and sound better No setup. No hidden fees. Just better emails — powered by the ChatGPT account you already use.
Aug 8, 2025
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