Does Grok Have a Chrome Extension?

What xAI actually ships

xAI’s own Grok surfaces are the web app at grok.com , the iOS and Android apps, the Grok integration inside X, and Grok Tasks for scheduled prompts on a SuperGrok subscription. None of those is a browser extension, and there is no “install Grok for Chrome” button anywhere on grok.com.

So when people search for Grok for Chrome, Grok in Chrome, a Grok Chrome plugin or a Grok automator, what they will actually find is a set of independent extensions built on top of grok.com by other developers.

What the third-party Grok extensions do

A Chrome Web Store search for “grok” on 2026-09-09 returned tools in roughly four groups:

Batch generation — queue many image or video prompts on grok.com and let them run unattended. Grok Automation and AutoGrok sit here.
Prompt automation — send a saved prompt or a workflow into a Grok chat with one click.
Export — save a Grok conversation to PDF or Markdown.
UI add-ons — custom prompt buttons, side panels, extra layout controls on grok.com.

None of them gives you Grok itself. They all drive the grok.com session you are already signed in to, so you still need your own Grok account, and your xAI plan still decides which models you get and how fast.

How to tell an official extension from a third-party one

Open the Chrome Web Store listing and look at three fields before installing:

The publisher line under the extension name. An official xAI extension would say xAI; today none of them do.
The website field in the listing footer — it should point at a domain the developer actually controls.
The permissions list. A batch tool needs access to grok.com and to downloads. It has no business asking for access to every site you visit.

An extension that copies the Grok name and logo but hides its publisher is worth skipping, regardless of what it promises.

Where Grok Automation fits

Grok Automation is one of the third-party extensions, and it is deliberately narrow: it batches image and video generation on grok.com. Paste a list of prompts, set a delay, press start, and it submits each one, waits for the result, downloads it, renames it, and files it in a project folder.

It runs inside your own Chrome session and drives the grok.com tab you are already signed in to. Generated images and videos are written straight to your disk.
The free plan runs every generation mode with a cap of 10 generations a day.
Pro removes the cap at $12 a month or $69 a year, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. See the pricing page for the full comparison.
690 people have it installed from the Chrome Web Store as of 2026-09-09.

Add Grok Automation to Chrome — it’s free

Is there a Grok extension for Edge?

Edge installs Chrome Web Store extensions directly, so Grok Automation runs there today — there is just no separate Edge listing yet. Full answer, with the install steps .

Is there a Grok Chrome extension APK for Android?

No, and there cannot be one: Chrome on Android does not support extensions at all. Any “Grok automation extension download APK” result is either an unrelated app or something you should not install. What to do instead if you are mostly on a phone .

Do I need a paid Grok account to use one of these extensions?

You need whatever account you want the extension to drive. A free Grok account works; you simply hit xAI’s free-tier rate limits sooner. Extensions do not resell Grok credits.

Which one should I use?

Pick by the job. For scheduled prompts, use xAI’s own Grok Tasks — no extension needed. For batch image and video generation, compare the full feature table before installing anything.