Chat with the page
Long pages hide the one answer you need. Ask in plain words and get an answer grounded in the page you have open.
Learn more — Chat with the pageOne AI companion in the side panel for reading, understanding, writing and creating on the web. Feature availability can vary by website and browser.
Long pages hide the one answer you need. Ask in plain words and get an answer grounded in the page you have open.
Learn more — Chat with the pageFifteen-minute reads, five minutes to spare. Key points and takeaways in seconds, so you can decide what deserves a full read.
Learn more — Summarize long articlesJargon stops you mid-paragraph. Select a passage and Muse rephrases it simply, with an example if you ask.
Learn more — Explain difficult topicsYour draft says the right thing the wrong way. Shorter, clearer, friendlier or more formal versions to choose from.
Learn more — Rewrite and improve textThe best source is in a language you do not read. Translate selections and ask about the page in your own language.
Learn more — Translate while you browseAn hour-long video for a two-minute answer. A summary and key moments from the transcript, when one is available.
Learn more — Summarize YouTube videosReplies that take longer than they should. A draft in your Gmail compose window that you review and send yourself.
Learn more — Draft email repliesYou need a visual, not a new design app. Describe it in the panel and get an image without leaving the tab.
Learn more — Generate imagesUseful finds get lost in tabs and bookmarks. Keep pages and notes in Muse, stored on your own device.
Learn more — Save pages and notes locallyTyping the same instructions again and again. Summarize, Explain, Rewrite and Extract in one click, or right-click any selection and choose Ask AI.
Learn more — Quick actions and Ask AIDictate instead of typing. Speech is converted to text in your browser; only the text is sent when you send a message.
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