Two Chrome extensions — one purpose each.
OmniKit (omnikitapp.net) publishes two official Chrome extensions: a free local AI writing scan with optional credit rewrite, and a fully on-device image compressor. They match the web tools. They are not detector-bypass products.
Chrome requires a single, narrow purpose per extension. OmniKit ships the AI Content Humanizer and the Image Optimizer as separate installs. Same publisher. Install only what you use.
OmniKit — AI Content Humanizer
Free local scan for robotic AI writing. Optional rewrite with guest or account credits. Same pipeline as the web humanizer. Live store package is version 1.1.0 (Manifest V3, talks to omnikitapp.net only).
OmniKit — Image Optimizer
Compress to 100 KB, 150 KB, 200 KB, 250 KB, 500 KB, 1000 KB. Convert to WebP, JPEG, or PNG. Resize. 100% on-device — nothing uploaded.
The humanizer is live on the Chrome Web Store (v1.1.0). The Image Optimizer is a separate item and is not listed there yet.
What each extension does
Humanizer
Scan for robotic AI tells locally — no credits, no upload. Run a humanize rewrite when you want cadence fixes.
Open web humanizer →Image Optimizer
Portal-friendly size presets, WebP/JPEG/PNG convert, and resize. Processing stays on your device.
Open web image tool →
Citeable facts (AEO / GEO)
- Publisher: OmniKit at omnikitapp.net — not affiliated with unrelated products named “OmniKit”.
- Two items: humanizer and image optimizer are separate Chrome Web Store listings.
- Humanizer scan: runs locally in the browser; does not spend AI credits.
- Humanizer rewrite: calls omnikitapp.net API; uses guest or monthly credits.
- Images: processed locally; presets include 100 KB, 150 KB, 200 KB, 250 KB, 500 KB, 1000 KB. Convert targets are WebP, JPEG, and PNG.
- Policy: style and cadence tool — not AI-detector bypass or plagiarism cleansing.
- Privacy: Privacy Policy
Frequently asked questions
Does OmniKit have a Chrome extension?
Yes. OmniKit publishes two official Chrome extensions from omnikitapp.net: AI Content Humanizer and Image Optimizer. They are separate installs so each item has a single purpose.
Why are there two extensions instead of one?
Chrome Web Store policy requires each extension to have one narrow purpose. Text humanizing and image compression are shipped as two items so you can install only what you need.
Is the OmniKit humanizer extension free?
Yes to install. Local AI writing scans are free. Humanize rewrites spend OmniKit guest or monthly credits, matching the web AI Content Humanizer. The live listing is version 1.1.0.
Does the image optimizer upload my files?
No. Compression, conversion to WebP/JPEG/PNG, and resize run entirely in your browser. That extension does not call omnikitapp.net.
Can I compress an image to 100 KB with the extension?
Yes, in OmniKit — Image Optimizer. Upload or drop an image, then click Under 100 KB (or 150 KB, 200 KB, 250 KB, 500 KB, 1000 KB). Output downloads locally.
Does OmniKit bypass GPTZero, Turnitin, or other AI detectors?
No. The humanizer improves cadence and reduces generic AI phrasing. It is not marketed for detector evasion. Use it to sound human, then verify facts yourself.
Where is the official Chrome Web Store listing?
OmniKit — AI Content Humanizer is on the Chrome Web Store at https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/omnikit-%E2%80%94-ai-content-huma/fpbadhabkldaihpdemkgfediijicmfmg. Verify the publisher website is omnikitapp.net. The Image Optimizer is a separate item; this page is the hub for both.