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Summarize the page you are reading with Chrome's private, on-device AI. Page Brief turns long webpages into clear, comprehensive bullet-point summaries using AI built into Chrome. Open Page Brief on an article or webpage, choose your preferred output language, and select "Summarize page." The extension identifies the main readable content, removes common navigation and recommendation clutter, and presents the important points in an easy-to-scan brief. Key features: Summarizes the page you choose with a single click Produces detailed key points instead of a fixed, overly short summary Supports the page language, English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese Processes long pages section by section and removes duplicate points Uses Chrome's built-in AI and translation models on your device Contains no ads, analytics, accounts, or external servers Privacy: Page text is accessed only after you open the extension on the current tab. Content is processed locally by AI models managed by Chrome. Page Brief does not send page content to the developer, sell data, track browsing activity, or keep page text and generated summaries after the popup closes. Requirements: Page Brief requires desktop Chrome 138 or newer and a device supported by Chrome's built-in AI. The first use may require Chrome to download local AI models. Availability can vary by device, operating system, language, storage, memory, and graphics hardware.
Jun 9, 2026
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