Toolbelt

Download all images on a page, extract text from screen regions, turn pages into Markdown, map locations, and take review notes.

Toolbelt is a small set of tools for the page you have open. Open the popup or the side panel and pick one. • Bulk image downloader: scrolls the page, collects every image and saves them as a zip. Runs on your device. • Review notes: review a web app together, around one screen. Mark an element or an area on the page, write what people said and who said it. Notes show as numbered markers that follow their elements. At the end, export one .zip with the notes, a screenshot of each one and a file a coding agent can act on, or copy the notes as text. Each session shows the sites it covers. • Screenshot to text: drag over part of the page and Gemini reads the text in it. Keeps a history in your browser. • Page to markdown: cleans up the page, then Gemini turns it into Markdown. • Page to map: finds the places a page mentions and puts them on a map. Keyboard shortcuts: every tool has one you can set in chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Four work out of the box: Alt+Shift+T opens Toolbelt, Alt+Shift+N switches review mode on a site, Alt+Shift+X selects a region to read, Alt+Shift+M opens Page to markdown. The Gemini tools use your own API key. It stays in your browser and goes only to Google's Gemini API when you run a tool. Review notes stay in your browser until you export them. No analytics, no tracking, no developer server.