Make the internet
yours again.
Recolor, declutter and rearrange any website.
Pagic remembers it, every visit.
Add to Chrome
For Chrome and other Chromium browsers
Same site. Your way.
Drag the handle to see the difference.
Everything you'd change,
if you could.
Recolor any site
Drag one dot to tint the whole page, another to change its accent color: YouTube's red, Hacker News' orange, anything.
- Dark mode for sites that don't have one, or Auto, following your system.
- Greyscale, brightness and contrast.
- Any font on your computer, line height and text width.
Hide the clutter
Open Edit page and click anything on it: a sidebar, a banner, the comments, the recommendations. Hide it, and it stays hidden every time you come back.
- Move, resize or restyle things too.
- Rewrite a heading, or swap a picture for your own.
- Every change is listed, with an Undo.
Just read
Reader turns a busy article into a quiet page: the title, the text and its pictures, in a font and size you choose.
- Works on news, blogs, docs and forums.
- Open it from Pagic or with ⌥ ⇧ R.
Notes on any page
Stick a note right next to the thing it's about, or draw on the page. Notes stay pinned to their spot, even when the page scrolls or changes size.
- Pick a color, a size and any font you have.
- They're there next time you visit.
Remembers every site
Everything you change is saved as a preset for that site, and applied every time you open it.
- Several presets per site: "Reading", "Night", "Work".
- A preset just for some pages, or just for dark mode.
- Share a preset with a friend as a file.
Stays with you
Pagic has no account and no server. Your presets, notes and pictures are stored in your browser, and only you see them.
- Pagic asks before it touches a site, one site at a time.
- No tracking, no ads.
- The optional AI helper uses your own key, and only when you ask it something.
Starts simple.
Grows with you.
Dark mode, Reader, and click-to-edit. Everything most people need, nothing more.
The color pad, every font, your own CSS, presets for some pages, and an AI helper. One switch away.
Reviews
Just launched · more reviews coming soonCompletely biased, but I use it every day. Hacker News is dark, Wikipedia is in New York, and my recipes are covered in sticky notes.
Questions
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, and browsers built on Chromium 127 or newer, like Edge, Brave, Arc and Helium.
Will other people see my changes?
No. Pagic only changes how a site looks in your own browser. The site itself, and what everyone else sees, stays the same.
Do I need to know how to code?
Not at all. You click things and pick colors. If you do know CSS, Advanced mode lets you add your own.
Can I get the original site back?
Always. Hold the eye button to peek at the original, undo any single change, or switch Pagic off for that site. Your presets stay saved either way.
Does it work on every site?
On regular websites, yes. Browsers don't let any extension change their own pages, like the New Tab page, settings, or the Web Store. When a site redesigns itself, an edit may need a quick touch-up.
What can Pagic see?
Only the sites you let it customize, and it asks for each one. Everything it saves stays in your browser. See the privacy policy.
What's the AI helper?
In Advanced mode you can describe a change ("make the comments smaller") and let Claude or ChatGPT make it. It's optional, uses your own API key, and only sends anything when you ask.
Can I share my look with a friend?
Yes. Save a preset as a file, with its pictures and fonts, and they can add it from Pagic's settings.
The internet is big.
Make a corner of it yours.
Add to Chrome
For Chrome and other Chromium browsers