Typogram

Typogram takes a very different approach from the usual chatbot sidebar. Rather than opening a separate panel, copying a result and pasting it back, the extension plugs into whatever text box you are already using and types the output in place. You start a command with a keyword like 'help:', describe what you want, and the extension writes the response live into the field, so the text appears exactly where you intend to publish it.

Because it works at the level of the web page rather than a specific app, Typogram is only as useful as the sites you type in. The developer highlights website content editors, comment boxes, Reddit posts and replies, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Google Docs and Google Sheets. The listed capabilities cover generating text, translating languages and writing code, all triggered from the same inline command syntax.

Typogram is a small, focused utility — the Chrome Web Store build is only a few dozen kilobytes and the listing shows a modest user base with a 3.8 rating. It follows a freemium model, with a free tier for everyday use and paid plans for heavier demand. Treat it as a convenience layer for quick drafting rather than a full writing suite: there is no project management, no team workspace and no long-form editor built in.