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OmniKit

Chrome / Edge / Brave

One extension. Your kind of browser.

A free, modular toolkit for Chrome, Edge, and Brave. Save images, pop out videos, organize downloads, format JSON, and record your screen, with individual tools you can switch on or off.

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Inside the app.

OmniKit 1.3.2's actual control center, showing its modular tools and Pasty settings.
OmniKit 1.3.2's actual control center, showing its modular tools and Pasty settings.
A toolkit you choose

Keep the useful parts. Leave the rest off.

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Save images

Keep useful images without repeating the same browser steps.

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Video popout

Keep a video in view while you work somewhere else.

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Organize downloads

Use your own rules to send downloads to the right place.

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Read JSON

Explore responses in a readable, structured tree.

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Record your screen

Keep recordings in an on-device library.

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Audit bookmarks

Check your saved links when you choose.

One extension does not have to mean every permission.

One install. Your selection.

Choose the modules you need from the popup or settings workspace. Keep the others switched off instead of filling your toolbar with separate extensions.

Take care of the everyday

Open clipboard links together, select groups of links, save images, organize downloads, and keep a video in picture-in-picture.

Go a little deeper

Explore JSON in a readable tree, manage site cookies, audit bookmarks, or record your screen into a local recordings library.

Make it part of your day

Get OmniKit

Use the official store for installation, permissions, and updates.

Get for Microsoft Edge

The published edition is for desktop Microsoft Edge 119 or later. Edge handles permissions and updates.

A note on your data.

Recordings and bookmark-audit reports stay in local extension storage. Some preferences use your browser's sync storage. Website tools request additional access when needed; searches and bookmark checks make network requests for their selected tasks.

Read the product privacy policy

A few useful answers.

Yes. OmniKit is free to use.

The current public release installs through Microsoft Edge Add-ons on desktop Edge 119 or later. OmniKit's Manifest V3 code also targets Chrome and Brave; browser APIs and capture options can vary.

No. Each module can be switched on or off from the popup or settings. Features that need additional website access ask for permission, and optional page scripts run only while the corresponding feature is enabled and authorized.

Screen Recorder keeps captures in an on-device library, and JSON Formatter processes responses in the browser without uploading them. Other tools, such as bookmark auditing and site search, contact the websites involved in the task you choose.

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