How To Use Copilot In Google Chrome [2026 Guide]

How To Use Copilot In Google Chrome [2026 Guide]

This guide shows you how to use Copilot in Google Chrome. It walks you through a simple process to integrate Copilot into your browser, making your browsing experience more efficient and smooth.

Extensions add extra features to Chrome, and the Chrome Web Store is where you install them. Follow the steps below to get Copilot running in minutes.

Install Copilot in Google Chrome [2026 Guide]

Open Google Chrome on your computer.

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Type Chrome Web Store into the search bar and press Enter.

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Click the first result to open the store homepage.

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Find the Copilot Sidebar for Chrome

In the store, locate the search box at the top left.

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Type Copilot Sidebar for Chrome into the search box and press Enter.

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Look for the result named Copilot Sidebar for Chrome near the top of the list.

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If you like customizing how Chrome behaves for testing and features, see these tips on enabling Chrome flags.

Install the extension

Click the extension’s name to open its page.

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Click the Add to Chrome button.

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Review the requested permissions carefully, then click Add extension to confirm.

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After installation, the extension is added automatically to Chrome. You will see its icon among your toolbar icons. If you also manage userscripts, you might want to install and use Tampermonkey for script-based workflows.

Open the Copilot sidebar

Look at the Chrome toolbar for the new Copilot icon.

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Click the Copilot icon to open the sidebar.

The sidebar is your gateway to using Copilot effectively in Chrome.

Explore features in Google Chrome [2026 Guide]

With the sidebar open, explore the features and settings Copilot offers.

It enhances your workflow by providing helpful tools and shortcuts at your fingertips.

You can use it to manage tasks, store snippets of information, and make your browsing more efficient.

For design and measurement tasks in the browser, you may also find the Page Ruler extension guide helpful.

Final thoughts

You have added Copilot to Google Chrome and opened the sidebar to start working with it. Review the extension’s settings to fit your daily tasks and keep an eye on permissions for clarity and control. Enjoy a smoother browsing routine with tools that live right where you work.

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