Notion already does a lot in the browser, but the right Chrome extensions turn it into a faster capture machine and a calmer workspace. With tools like the official Notion Web Clipper for one-click saves, Save to Notion for templated database entries and property editing, and Notion Boost for small quality-of-life tweaks, you’ll spend less time fiddling and more time getting work done. Below, we’ve rounded up extensions that actually make everyday Notion use easier.

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The best Notion extensions for Chrome at a glance

ExtensionDeveloperHighlight
Notion Web Clippernotion.soOfficial Notion web clipper
Save to Notionsavetonotion.soComplete clipper with property editing
TMetricDevartBrowser time tracking + integrations
Notion Boostgourav.ioFewer distractions
Jibble Time TrackerJibble.io100% free time tracking directly in Notion
notion-enhancerdragonwockyCustomization and additional features
Notion SearchcsideQuick-search your Notion workspace from a pop-up
YouTube Notes to NotionSnipoTimestamped video notes & screenshots to Notion
Tailored Notiontailored-notion.comWorkspace redesign
Notion Powernotionpower.appAdditional UI/UX features

1. Notion Web Clipper

Chrome screenshot of the Notion Web Clipper saving a New York Times article to a Notion database (“My Links”) with one click.

👤 Developer: notion.so
⭐ Highlight: Official Notion web clipper

The first obvious choice is Notion Web Clipper, an official Chrome extension made by Notion’s developers. You can use it to swiftly save web pages, articles, and other online content straight into your Notion workspace.

With just a few clicks, you’ll be able to capture and organize information from the web, adding it to your Notion pages for reference, collaboration, or task management.

This tool simplifies the task of collecting and storing online resources, enabling you to integrate external information into Notion’s flexible platform effortlessly.

2. Save to Notion

Save to Notion Chrome extension saving a New York Times article (“Can You Make Yourself Smarter?”) into a “Second brain” database, with fields for title, content image, and category (“Philosophy”), under the “Save ∞ anything to Notion” banner.

👤 Developer: savetonotion.so
⭐ Highlight: Complete clipper with property editing

Save to Notion is a non-official web clipper for Notion that lets you quickly clip or bookmark pages, emails, books, movies, and other content to your Notion workspace.

You can directly edit properties in the pop-up that appears after you clip the content, and the extension lets you create multiple forms and save the highlighted text of an article.

The downside is that you have to create a form for each type of content you want to save when setting up the extension. After that, everything becomes a breeze.

🧩 Turn saved pages into action (not clutter)

If you save articles to Notion but plan your week in a calendar or to-do app, sync your Notion tasks so they appear where you’ll actually see them.

Sync with Google Calendar
Sync with Todoist

Not sure which task app fits you? See Todoist vs. Google Tasks.

3. TMetric

TMetric web dashboard showing the Time view for “Yesterday” — a timeline, total 6h 33m (billable and break), and a task list with projects and durations.

👤 Developer: Devart
⭐ Highlight: Browser time tracking + integrations

The TMetric Chrome extension is a simple way to start and stop timers from your browser while you work.

You can assign time to projects, clients, and tasks, then connect your tracked time to the tools you already use—including Notion—so reporting stays centralized.

If you want to turn your tracked time into a more structured weekly plan, check our guide to daily planner apps.

4. Notion Boost

Notion Boost’s “Outline” feature shown on a Notion page (“Notion — The basics”), with the right-side outline panel highlighted for quick navigation through headings.

👤 Developer: gourav.io
⭐ Highlight: Fewer distractions

Offering an array of user-centric tweaks like sticky outlines for easy navigation, automatic full-page width, and custom text adjustments, Notion Boost also removes potential distractions, allowing for a seamless workflow.

With functionalities that enhance code block readability, optimize image alignment, and hide non-essential sections, it’s designed to make every interaction on Notion smoother and more meaningful.

Available across multiple browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Brave, and Edge, it’s a tool every Notion user should consider.

👉 Learn more: 15 Best Notion Widgets

5. Jibble Time Tracker

Jibble Chrome extension “Confirm Clock In” pop-up over a Notion page titled “What is Jibble?”, showing fields for time, date, location (New York), project tags, notes, and a reminder option.

👤 Developer: Jibble.io
⭐ Highlight: 100% free time tracking directly in Notion

If you want to integrate time tracking into your Notion workflow, Jibble makes it simple with its Chrome extension. Its project tracking tools let you assign hours to clients, projects, or specific tasks, giving you a clearer view of where your time goes.

You can start or stop timers directly in Notion so you stay focused without switching tabs. When you use the browser extension, Jibble can automatically capture Notion page titles as notes in your time entries, and handy keyboard shortcuts help you clock in and out even faster.

A clean dashboard shows logged hours and project progress in real time, while helpful add-ons like reminders help make sure every minute is tracked. Jibble offers a generous free plan for unlimited users.

6. notion-enhancer

Notion Enhancer “Welcome” screen in dark mode, with sidebar navigation (Core, Themes, Extensions → Outliner, Word Counter), a purple banner (v0.11.1), and update notes.

👤 Developer: dragonwocky
⭐ Highlight: Customization and additional features

notion-enhancer is an enhancer/customizer for the Notion web client that adds quality-of-life improvements like:

  • Pinned table of contents and navigation helpers.
  • Fonts, colors, and interface tweaks to personalize your workspace.
  • Code block improvements (e.g., line numbers) for better readability.
  • Right-to-left text support for RTL languages.

⚠️ Note: The current Chrome extension release is being rebuilt, and some features from older versions may be temporarily missing.

7. Notion Search

Notion Search Chrome extension overlay on a Google results page, showing a side panel of Notion pages (Teamspace Home, Personal Home, meeting notes, ideas) with “with Google Search” callout and result count.

👤 Developer: cside
⭐ Highlight: Quick-search your Notion workspace from a pop-up

Notion Search adds a quick-search palette to Chrome, so you can find Notion pages without ever switching tabs.

Tap the extension icon to open a clean pop-up, then type a word or title to surface the page you need. It’s perfect for grabbing a doc mid-call or checking a spec while you code.

Prefer the keyboard? Open the pop-up with Ctrl + Shift + P and jump straight to your page.

8. YouTube Notes to Notion

YouTube Notes to Notion (Snipo) side-by-side view: a YouTube video on the left and a matching Notion page on the right with the video embedded, tags, status, and timestamped notes; caption reads “Select any video and take notes on Notion.”

👤 Developer: Snipo
⭐ Highlight: Timestamped video notes & screenshots to Notion

YouTube Notes to Notion lets you capture clickable timestamps of a YouTube video, screenshots, and clips, pull in the video transcript, and file everything to your chosen Notion database.

It even supports a split-screen workflow and handy keyboard shortcuts for dropping notes without pausing your flow.

You can also generate AI flashcards in one click and export full decks to Anki. Also, the extension can sync titles, chapters, and even playlists, and works beyond YouTube with popular course sites like Udemy and Coursera.

9. Tailored Notion

Tailored Notion Chrome extension mockup showing sidebar tweaks: hide emojis or replace them with letter icons, apply different color themes, and use thinner page padding at 100% width—examples include “Quick Find,” “Settings & Members,” “Weekly Agenda,” “Media list,” and “Documents” on a dark background.

👤 Developer: tailored-notion.com
⭐ Highlight: Workspace redesign

Tailored Notion is a Chrome extension that allows you to redesign your Notion workspace to match your individual preferences.

It offers a range of customization options, from changing the fonts and colors to hiding distracting elements like the sidebar, page covers, and even emojis.

This allows you to create a cleaner, more focused, personalized workspace that enhances productivity and visual comfort. You can also export your settings (handy if you use multiple browsers or want to share your setup with a teammate).

10. Notion Power

Notion Power extension settings panel with “20+ UI/UX Features” banner—theme color dots, a Font Family dropdown (“Reset Font Family”), and a Font Size slider from small to large Aa.

👤 Developer: notionpower.app
⭐ Highlight: Additional UI/UX features

Notion Power can improve your Notion workspace with over 20 UI/UX enhancements.

Tired of scrolling endlessly through long pages? Notion Power adds a fixed table of contents and a scroll-to-top button for easy navigation.

Want to personalize the look of your workspace? It lets you change themes, fonts, and font sizes.

You can even declutter your view by hiding elements like the horizontal scrollbar, property icons, and backlinks.

When extensions aren’t enough: make Notion a real workflow

Chrome extensions are great for improving Notion in the moment: capturing content faster, reducing visual noise, or adding small UI upgrades. But most Notion friction doesn’t happen inside a page.

It happens when you manage your schedule in Google Calendar, plan your tasks in Todoist (or Google Tasks), and your “source of truth” lives in Notion. That’s when things slip: deadlines don’t get checked, tasks get duplicated, and you end up wondering which tool is up to date. Context switching is definitely not good.

2sync fixes that by keeping your Notion databases synchronized with the tools you actually open every day. You can set up a two-way sync so changes in Notion automatically appear in Google Calendar or Todoist (and vice versa), without copy-pasting.

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