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Highlight any text on any page for an instant AI explanation, in a panel that matches the page's own theme. Stop opening new tabs to look things up. Text Explanation lets you highlight any text on any webpage and get a clear, AI-powered explanation right where you're reading. HOW IT WORKS 1. Highlight any text on any page 2. Click the button that appears 3. Read the explanation in the panel at the bottom of your screen 4. Switch explanation styles with a single click BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU LEARN Not everyone wants the same kind of answer. Text Explanation ships with two built-in styles — Simple for a plain-English summary, and Breakdown for a step-by-step analysis — and lets you create your own: • ELI5 — explain it like I'm five, with analogies • Code Review — spot issues and improvements in a snippet • Academic — formal, citation-ready summaries • Anything else you need — create unlimited custom skills WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • Works everywhere: articles, documentation, research papers, social media • Powered by Claude for genuinely useful explanations • Your skills sync across devices with your account • Clean, non-intrusive panel that never blocks the page • Free tier included — upgrade any time for unlimited explanations PRIVACY Only the text you highlight is ever sent for explanation. No browsing history is collected or stored, and your custom skills are private to your account.
Aug 7, 2026
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