Table of contents

  1. 1. What is the new browser extension?
  2. 2. How to use it
  3. 3. What you can do with import and attachments
  4. 4. Also available on the Business plan
  5. 5. The previous version is still available
  6. 6. For existing Chrome extension users
  7. 7. Notes on use
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2026/10/19 The browser extension has been renewed!

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The features and pricing described below are accurate as of the article’s publication date.

1. What is the new browser extension?

The browser extension uses AI to create an explainer video based on the page or PDF you have open. You can watch the finished video without leaving the page.

From importing a page to a finished explainer video

With this update, you can now do the following.

  • One-click import: Add the page text, images, and videos to the input field all at once.
  • Just answer questions to get a video: The more of the AI’s questions you answer, the closer the video gets to what you have in mind.
  • Works with Chrome and Firefox: Use it in either browser.
  • Business plan support: You can also log in and use it with a Business plan account.

You can still use the previous version, which turns a page into a video with video settings created in the web app.

2. How to use it | Add it from the store and import a page

Add the extension from the Chrome Web Store for Chrome or from Firefox Add-ons for Firefox. You need a NoLang account to use it.

  1. Add the extension from the store
    Click "Add to Chrome" in the Chrome Web Store, or "Add to Firefox" in Firefox Add-ons.
  2. Open it from the toolbar icon
    Click the NoLang icon in the toolbar to open it. If you don't see it, open the puzzle icon menu and pin it. The first time you open it, log in with Google or your email address.
    Clicking the NoLang icon in the toolbar opens the extension panel
  3. Import the page and describe the video you want
    On the page you want to turn into a video, click "Import" to add the page text, images, and videos to the input field. Describe the video you want to create, then send your request. PDFs opened in the browser can be imported the same way.
    Clicking "Import" adds the page text and 6 photos to the input field
  4. Answer the AI's questions to start generating
    After you send a request, the AI asks you a few questions. The more you answer, the closer the video gets to what you have in mind. If you're not sure, you can skip the questions and leave it to the AI.
    Answer the AI's question "What tone should the video have?" and the finished video appears in the panel
  5. Watch the finished video in the panel
    You can watch the finished video right in the panel. You can close the panel while the video is being generated. When you reopen it, the video is listed under "Generation Tasks". Downloading and editing are available in the web app.

3. What you can do with import and attachments

You can choose what to import, and also attach images from the page or screenshots.

A list of the images on the page and a menu for choosing how to take a screenshot
  • Up to 6 images, starting with the largest, and up to 3 videos are imported.
  • To import only the page text, choose it from the ▼ next to “Import”.
  • You can also import pages from other tabs with “Pick a tab”.
  • You can select the video’s aspect ratio and length below the input field.
  • You can pick images and videos from the list of media on the page and attach them.
  • Click the camera button to take a screenshot. Choose from three options: the visible area, the whole page, or a selected area. You can also take screenshots from the right-click menu or by pressing Alt + Shift + S.
  • You can also attach images, PDFs, and PPTX files from your device using the “+” in the input field.

4. Also available on the Business plan

Business plan users can use the same extension. The first time you open it, click “For Business plan users” on the login screen and log in with the same account you use for the web app.

Clicking "For Business plan users" on the login screen switches to the NoLang for Business login screen

If you log in with Microsoft, log in to the web app first.

5. The previous version is still available

The previous way of turning a page into a video by selecting video settings created in the web app is still available. Click “Previous version” in the extension’s header to switch screens and select your video settings. Click “Try the new generation” to return to the original screen.

Clicking "Previous version" in the header switches to the screen for selecting video settings

6. For existing Chrome extension users

If you have been using the Chrome extension, we recommend reinstalling it. Remove NoLang on Chrome’s extension management page, then add it again from the Chrome Web Store.

Reinstalling does not delete the video settings you created in the web app or the videos you have already made.

7. Notes on use

Reading a page’s content requires permission to access that site. Your browser asks for permission only when it is actually needed.

  • Tab information: When you show the list of other tabs for the first time
  • Page content: When you import from a site for the first time
  • Access to all sites: When you take a screenshot. You may not always be asked to confirm