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Ask questions and summarize webpages with Chrome built-in AI Local AI turns Chrome’s built-in on-device AI into a practical assistant for the pages you already read. Chrome (starting from version 148) can now run Gemini Nano locally on supported devices. Local AI uses that local model to help you ask questions about the current webpage and generate summaries directly inside the page, without API keys, paid providers, accounts, or cloud AI calls. Your page content stays on your computer. The extension does not send data to any third-party AI provider. Once Chrome’s local AI model is available on your device, Local AI can keep working offline. Use it to quickly understand articles, documentation, research pages, long posts, and dense web content without leaving the current tab or pasting private browsing context into another app. Why install it? Chrome’s local AI model may already be on your device. Local AI gives you a clear, useful way to benefit from it: fast page summaries and page-aware questions, with local processing and no provider setup. Key features - Ask questions about the current webpage - Summarize pages directly inside the active tab - Uses Chrome built-in AI on supported devices - Runs locally, with no external AI provider required - No API keys, accounts, or subscriptions - No page content sent to third-party AI APIs - Works offline after Chrome’s local model is available - Lightweight in-page interface
Jun 10, 2026
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