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Capture novel chapters from the page you're reading and add them to your Lexilit translation projects. Lexilit — Your Novel Companion Send novel chapters from any web page straight to your Lexilit AI translation projects. Built for readers and translators who want to move chapter text from where it lives on the web into Lexilit without copy-paste. HOW IT WORKS • Paste a chapter link on lexilit.com, or use the extension on the page you're already reading. • Lexilit opens the link in a small, visible popup window and reads its chapter text. • The popup closes automatically — on success or failure — and your focus returns to Lexilit. • Review the captured text on Lexilit and add it to your translation project. WHY A VISIBLE WINDOW When you paste a link, Lexilit opens it in a small window you can see, so you always know which page is being read. It uses your existing browser session, so pages you're logged into work as expected. The window closes on its own once the text is captured. PRIVACY The extension only reads a page when you ask it to — it never monitors your browsing in the background. Captured text is sent to Lexilit only when you choose to add a chapter to a project. The use of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Privacy policy: https://lexilit.com/privacy
Jul 3, 2026
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Media assets
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Languages
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Developer website
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Contact email
Listing exposes a contact email.
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Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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