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Plnty for Chrome

A Chrome extension that saves pictures, videos, regions of a page and prompts into your Plnty library, ready on every board. Saving never spends credits.

A reference found on the web is worth most on the board you are working on, and Plnty for Chrome takes it there in two clicks. Right-click a picture or a video, choose Save to Plnty, and it goes into your Plnty library and waits for you in References on every board. The extension acts only when you click, and it installs without access to any website: Chrome asks you before it does more on a site.

  1. Open Plnty for Chrome on the Chrome Web Store. It is unlisted, so the store’s search does not find it: use this link, or Add to Chrome on the Plnty for Chrome card on your dashboard’s home.
  2. Press Add to Chrome, and Add extension if Chrome asks.
  3. Pin it: press Extensions at the top right of Chrome, then Pin beside Plnty for Chrome.
  4. Click the Plnty icon. The panel opens beside the page: press Connect Plnty, then Connect on the plnty.app page that opens. Signed in to Plnty in that browser, it takes one press, and it connects the account you are signed in as.

It needs Chrome 116 or later.

Right-click a picture or a video and choose Save to Plnty. A note at the top right of the page says Saving…, then Saved to your library, with a chip for each of your collections to file it into and Open, which opens the panel.

What you right-click What Plnty keeps
A picture The largest version the page offers, with the page it came from
A YouTube or Vimeo video A link that plays in its own player on your boards
A video on Instagram, TikTok or X Its link and a still: streaming video is never downloaded
A video file on any other site The file itself

The panel has three more ways in. Capture lets you drag a box over any part of the page, then Save region or Cancel. Drop a picture takes a picture dragged from the page or a file from your computer. And on a site you save from often, switch on Quick save at the foot of the panel: Chrome asks for that one site, and a Save button then shows on its pictures as your pointer passes over them.

To keep words rather than a picture, select them on any page, right-click and choose Save as a Plnty prompt.

On chatgpt.com and claude.ai, the Plnty icon opens the prompts in the chat in front of you, with the latest reply picked. Pick the message you want, name it, and press Save prompt. Only the one you pick is sent, and only when you press Save.

You can also save straight from the chat: a Save to Plnty button shows under the message your pointer is on. Chrome asks for chatgpt.com and claude.ai the first time you open Plnty on either. If it did not, press Turn on in the panel.

Every save goes into your own Plnty library, whichever board or team you are working in. On any board, open References in the top bar and switch to Yours: All saves, Unsorted and your collections, which only you see. Drag a save onto the board, or right-click it to put it on the board, add it to a collection, open the page it came from or delete it. A save you put on a team board shows for the team, through that board.

The panel names the account it saves to under its header: Saves go to, then that account’s email. If saves are missing from Yours, check that email against the account you use on plnty.app. To switch, open the chip at the top of the panel and choose Use another account.

In your library, saves sit under Media, and the From the web filter shows only them. Each one says Saved from its site, with Open the page, and is never shown in Discover or on Plnty’s pages. Prompts go to Prompts. In the panel, Recent shows your latest saves and Prompts your latest prompts, and the chip at the top picks the collection new saves land in.

Saving never spends credits, but saves do take room in your storage. When it is full, the note on the page says so and links to the plans.

To stop it saving, open Settings, MCP and extensions in Plnty, press Manage on the Plnty for Chrome row, then Revoke and Confirm. It stops on its next request.

To take the extension out of Chrome, right-click the Plnty icon and choose Remove from Chrome.