Layro Picker

Save references for your Layro video with one key: press Alt+Q on any page and its link lands in the scene you are working on.

Layro is a workspace for making videos: you write the script, record the voice-over and lay the video out scene by scene, all in one project. Layro Picker is its browser companion for the step in between — gathering references from the web for each scene, without copying and pasting links by hand. Open the Picker and browse the web as usual. When a page fits the scene you are on, press Alt+Q — or the Capture button in the Picker — and its link is saved to that scene. No list of links to keep, no notes to sort out later: every reference is already where it belongs. How it works: 1. Click the Layro Picker icon in the toolbar and press Open the Picker — it docks in Chrome's side panel, beside the page you are reading. From a Layro project, the Picker button in the Sequence tab opens it too 2. The Picker shows your scenes one at a time 3. Find a page that fits the scene: a photo, an article, a chart, a document 4. Press Alt+Q or Capture — the link goes into that scene Features: - One key, Alt+Q, saves the page you are on to the scene you are on - See at a glance which scenes have a reference and which still need one - For a scene about a page itself — a headline, a document — keep a screenshot of the page instead of its link (optional: Chrome asks for permission once) - Work with helpers: on a paid Layro plan, hand scenes to someone by email. They get a free Layro account, open the Picker in the side panel and see only the scenes you handed them - Every capture is signed by the extension, so your project knows it came from the Picker What it reads, and when: - Nothing until you press Allow — the Picker asks the first time you open it - While the Picker is open: the address of the tab in front of you, every couple of seconds, so the Picker can offer the capture that fits the page. It stays in Layro unless you capture it - When you capture: that address, or a screenshot of the visible part of the tab - With screenshots enabled: whether the tab shows a web page or an image file - After you press Allow, it gives Layro a random id for this install and the public half of the key it signs captures with What it does not do: Layro Picker records nothing and reads no page text, forms or passwords. It has no analytics or tracking. It hands what you capture only to Layro, open in your tab or in the side panel, which saves it to your project. Turn it off at any time from the Layro Picker icon in the toolbar. Requires a Layro account (layro.ai).