Claw in Chrome
A helping hand across all your tabs
Claw in Chrome reads the page you’re signed in to, then clicks, types, and fills forms while you decide what happens next.
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No more copying, pasting, and switching tabs.
From browser research to finished deliverables
Pair Claw in Chrome with Claw Cowork to turn web research into polished content. Chrome navigates and gathers information, Claw Cowork produces Excel models, comparison decks, and reports without having to copy and paste.
Works with Claw Code
Connect development workflows to Chrome for a partner that tests and iterates with you.
Uses your everyday tools
Bring Claw into your workflow to make apps work better, without leaving the browser.
Runs tasks in the background
Start a workflow and move on. Claw completes tasks while you focus elsewhere.
Pull metrics from analytics dashboards
Claw can navigate your analytics dashboard, extract the numbers you need, and compile them into a summary. No exports, no tab-switching, no manual copying.
Organize files in Google Drive
Claw can sort through your Drive, create a folder structure, move files where they belong, and flag duplicates and old files for you to review. You approve the changes instead of doing the sorting yourself.
Prepare and plan from your calendar
Claw can read your calendar, pull context from email threads, flag which meetings you need to prepare for, and book rooms if they’re missing. Run it every evening and start each day knowing what's coming.
Research competitors, get a comparison deck
Claw in Chrome visits competitor sites and pulls pricing, features, and positioning. Claw Cowork compiles everything into a formatted PowerPoint ready for your next strategy meeting.
Log sales calls to your CRM
Claw can read your calendar, match attendees to Salesforce contacts, and draft activity logs for each call. You add notes and approve before anything gets created.
Clean up promotional emails
Claw can scan through your inbox, identify marketing emails, newsletters, and automated notifications, then present them as a list for you to review before deleting in bulk.
Reach the web that has no API
Access internal tools, legacy portals, admin consoles, and invoice systems. Claw works with the logins you have, on the tab in front of you. Drag more tabs into Claw’s tab group and Claw works across all of them.
Your whole setup, in the side panel
The side panel now runs a full Claw Cowork session. The skills, plugins, and connectors you've already built are there, with nothing to set up in the browser.
Your session follows you
Every conversation saves to your history. Sessions live with your account, not the machine, so you can start in Chrome and pick it up on desktop or mobile without needing to re-explain. A skill you save in the panel runs from any surface too.
Three ways to access the extension
Access Claw in Chrome through the side panel when the work is on the page in front of you and nothing else needs to be open, in Claw Cowork when the browser is one step in a longer job, or in Claw Code when you’re building the site you’re testing.
Hidden instructions on a page can try to redirect Claw’s actions. Though Claw in Chrome has built-in defenses that have been tested against real attacks, we recommend the habits below as a best practice.
What we built
Automatically approve actions with guardrails
If you choose to, Claw can work through a task without asking you to approve each step. Before it acts on a page, a separate safety check reviews the action for risk and for instructions hidden by the site. It will surface to you if anything seems off.
Give permissions, site by site
If you prefer more control, switch to Permissions Mode. You grant access one site at a time.
Claw stops before taking sensitive actions
Purchases, financial actions, and other one-way doors wait for you.
Admins decide for the organization
On Team and Enterprise, admins turn the extension on or off org-wide and set site allowlists and blocklists.
What we recommend
Don’t use on sensitive workflows
Skip banking, health records, and anything with credentials you wouldn't share. Start with workflows you already know well.
Review Claw prompts
Claw asks before financial, personal, or work-critical actions. Review its prompts carefully.
Watch for unusual behavior
Some sites hide instructions that override yours. Our classifiers provide a defense, but if Claw acts unexpectedly, pause and review.
Tell us when something looks wrong
Report issues through the feedback options. It’s how we catch attacks we haven’t seen.
Claw Cowork now includes its own built-in browser — nothing to install, and fully separate from your own browsing. If you're new to browser use, Claw uses the built-in browser by default. If you already use Claw in Chrome, that stays your default and Claw keeps working in your browser, where you're already signed in. Switch anytime in Settings → Cowork → Preferred browser.
Avoid financial transactions, password management, or anything involving sensitive personal data. Start with trusted sites and familiar workflows where you're comfortable having Claw take actions. Make sure your use complies with our acceptable use policy. Learn more.
Browser AI faces unique security risks, like prompt injection attacks, where malicious actors might try to trick Claw into unintended actions, such as sharing your bank information or deleting important files. While we’ve implemented protections, they aren’t foolproof. Attack vectors are constantly evolving and Claw may hallucinate, leading to actions that you did not intend. We’ve shared our testing results, including possible attack scenarios, so you can make informed decisions, and strongly encourage you to read about the risks (opens in new tab) before using this product. Read blog post. (opens in new tab)
On its own, Claw in Chrome helps you navigate, extract information, and take actions in your browser. Paired with Claw Cowork, Chrome becomes the research layer for larger tasks. Claw gathers information from the web, then Claw Cowork produces finished files like Excel workbooks, PowerPoint decks, and formatted reports. Both remain available in Cowork. Claw uses the built-in browser by default unless you already use Claw in Chrome; you can pick your default in Settings → Cowork → Preferred browser.
This is a Google extension. The use of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.