How much of your precious time do you waste searching Google for apps, Google Chrome extensions, tips, and tricks that will help you do almost all of your freelance work at home? Or do you prefer to depend on the traditional system and still use a paper wordbook?

Here’s a trick:

You can boost your productivity without even leaving your browser! The Google Play Store has thousands of extensions that will make your work speedy and straightforward. This blog will highlight 20 Google Chrome extensions you can install for successful freelance work. No preference is given to any extensions; they are listed in descending order.

• Grammarly for Chrome:

Grammarly Spell Checker is among the finest Google Chromecast apps if you are involved in blogging, how to start, or copywriting. It will help you edit your document and avoid grammar, alphabet, vocabulary, and stylistic mistakes.

• LastPass: Free Password Manager:

If you have to register on different websites, LastPass will save you the time needed for filling out enrollment forms. You can also bring in your passwords saved by other extensions.

• Lightshot (screenshot tool):

Lightshot rates are high among the most popular apps for finding freelance jobs online. However, you may need to copy the textbook into your document if you have to use Google Books. With Lightshot, you can screen any specific part of the web page, which can be instantly uploaded and shared.

• AdBlock:

One of the cool extensions for Chrome removes all distractions by blocking inapplicable pop-ups and context advertisements. Through AdBlock, you can remain focused on the content of the website.

• Plus for Trello:

This Trello operation add-on allows you to move tasks from the "in-progress" board to the “completed” board, setting time limits for each task that you have to do.

• Any. do:

Any.do between the top Chrome add-ons dealing with the scheme. You can attach new notes, rearrange objects, and even alter your emails into work tasks. This extension is also available for iPhone and Android.

• Google Translate:

Need documents that survive in another language besides your own? Google Translate will help you identify in which language your document is written and translate sheets and pages into any other language you want.

• Google Dictionary:

Are you using Google Dictionary to find the meaning of an unknown word? This extension is the easiest, simplest, and coolest way to find it. You highlight the word and get its description.

• Auto Text Expander:

One more on the list of must-have tools(Auto Text Expander) for writers. It will give you the capability to configure shortcuts for any group of words or idioms. It will be helpful when you have to meet writing deadlines.

• Awesome Screenshot:

You can easily edit and explain them with the help of this awesome extension. The use of the screenshot function is helpful for saving images for your writing.

• Print-Friendly & PDF:

You can simply convert webpages into PDFs, and edit them before transferring them to publish, or remove useless sections and advertisements.

• Checker Plus for Gmail:

Do you have various Gmail accounts for your work? If so, Checker Plus is the ultimate answer. It lets you approach any of your accounts, and it will indeed read your mail to you.

• Chrome Notepad:

This is the fastest way to write down your ideas when they strike you without leaving the browser.

• WiseStamp – Email Signatures for Gmail:

WiseStamp extension allows building an email signature that can be connected to all social networks and will make you look impossibly professional.

• Docs Online Viewer:

Online Viewer extremely time-consuming to download presentations and PDFs. You can now ignore it: simply install this add-on and open your documents in the browser.

• OneNote Web Clipper:

Web Clipper is similar to EverNote–you can save everything you see online. So, just pick the one you think is the coolest.

• OneTab:

When you are working on a task, you often need to get a lot of pages together, which makes your browser go to a lower position. One tab will help you unite all the links in one cluster.

• Pixlr Editor:

Need quality images? Use this(Pixlr) image editor for quick correction of image faults. Do not waste your time learning how to operate complex programs.

• Quotes:

Do you need to quote another person’s work that supports your point? Quotations are not hard to navigate, and the design is attractive to the eye.

• Reading Time:

This one is surely on the list of Google Chrome extension that is worth having if you have to read a lot of material during your workday. It shows you how long it will take to read a blog or composition, which simplifies time planning.

CONCLUSION:

Being a freelancer is surely a great job, no matter what field you work in. It gives you a lot of freedom to organize your work in a way that suits you. That’s why it’s largely essential to have all the necessary tools at your disposal to enhance your productivity and make your workflow smooth and enjoyable.

Google's Chrome extension may help you:

1. Organize your schedule

2. Work with documents

3. Check grammar and spelling

4. Manage tabs

5. Secure your browsing history

6. Save time when you buy books and other goods online

7. Get in touch with your clients

8. Edit pictures and videos, and actually do whatever you need

Install them right now, and you’ll be more effective and successful in your coming freelancer’s work-at-home experience.