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One Paragraph Chrome Extension

Summarizes any selected text into one paragraph using your own OpenAI API key.

Checked 5 Oct 2026 Reviewed by Alex Listed since October 2024

Screenshot of One Paragraph Chrome Extension

At a glance

Starts at Free No paid plan found on the Chrome Web Store, September 2026.
Free tier Yes
Platforms Chrome, API
Best for Readers wanting quick one-paragraph article summaries
Not for Anyone without their own OpenAI API key

3.9 out of 5

Scored by Alex after real use

Our verdict

One Paragraph condenses any selected text - articles, research papers, blog posts - into a single summary paragraph using ChatGPT technology. Getting it running means signing up for your own OpenAI account and pasting an API key into the extension's settings, so the actual summarization cost lands on you rather than the extension. It's a very small, single-purpose tool with just one public rating, built for a quick read rather than in-depth analysis.

✓What it does well

One-click summarizationSelecting text and clicking a button returns a one-paragraph summary.
Works across sitesIt pulls text from articles, research papers, or blog posts on any site you visit.
Lightweight extensionAt about 17KB, it's a very small, focused add-on.

✕Where it falls short

Needs your own API keyIt requires you to supply your own paid OpenAI API key rather than a built-in subscription.
Costs accrue on your accountSummarization costs are billed through your personal OpenAI account, not covered by the free extension.
Thin track recordIt has only one public rating, not much evidence yet of consistent output quality.

Key features

Text selection summarizingYou select text on any page and generate a one-paragraph summary.
OpenAI API integrationIt runs on your own OpenAI API key entered in the extension's settings.
Works on articles & papersIt handles articles, research papers, and blog posts alike.
Minimal footprintThe extension stays small, at roughly 17KB installed.

Questions about One Paragraph Chrome Extension

What does One Paragraph Chrome Extension do?

One Paragraph condenses any selected text, such as articles, research papers or blog posts, into a single summary paragraph using ChatGPT technology. A user selects text on a page and clicks a button to get the summary. The reviewer describes it as built for a quick read rather than in-depth analysis.

Is One Paragraph Chrome Extension free?

The extension itself is free, and Toolio found no paid plan on the Chrome Web Store in September 2026. However, it runs on the user's own OpenAI API key, so summarization costs are billed through a personal OpenAI account rather than covered by the extension.

How do you set up One Paragraph Chrome Extension?

Setup means signing up for an OpenAI account and pasting an API key into the extension's settings. After that, selecting text on any site and clicking a button returns a one-paragraph summary. The extension is very small, at roughly 17KB installed.

What are the downsides of One Paragraph Chrome Extension?

The reviewer notes that it requires a paid OpenAI API key rather than a built-in subscription, so costs accrue on the user's own account. It also has only one public rating, which is not much evidence of consistent output quality. Alex scored it 3.9 out of 5 on 5 Oct 2026.

What are some alternatives to One Paragraph Chrome Extension?

Toolio lists MeetGPT - Chrome Extension, which transcribes and summarizes Google Meet sessions, QPrompt - Chrome Extension, a searchable library of ChatGPT prompts, My Ears Chrome Extension, which transcribes audio from Chrome tabs, and Trellis. One Paragraph itself sticks to summarizing selected text into a single paragraph.

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