Is there a command palette for Chrome?

Yes. helm is a Chrome extension that adds a command palette to your browser. Press Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) to open it. Search tabs, bookmarks, history, and run 60+ built-in commands.

How do I add a command palette to my browser?

Install the helm extension from the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons. Once installed, press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) to open the command palette on any page.

What commands can I run in the browser command palette?

helm includes 60+ commands: sort tabs, close duplicate tabs, group tabs by domain, save Space, restore Space, export to Markdown, full-page screenshot, copy all URLs, and many more. Type / in the palette to see all available commands.

helm — a command palette for Chrome and Edge

One shortcut, one input — search anything, run any command, navigate anywhere in your browser.

How it works

Open the palette

Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) on any page.

Start typing

Search across tabs, bookmarks, history, and downloads with fuzzy matching. Type / to switch to command mode.

Execute

Press Enter to switch to a tab, open a bookmark, or run a command. Press Opt+K for sub-actions on any item.

Type / to enter command mode

/ close

Close Other Tabs command

Close Tabs to the Right command

Close Duplicate Tabs command

60+ commands across these categories

Tab Management

Close, pin, mute, duplicate, rename, move to window

Tab Organization

Sort by title/URL/domain, group by domain, close duplicates

Spaces

Save Space, restore Space, list saved Spaces

Clipboard

Copy URL, copy all tab URLs, copy title+URL pairs

Navigation

Search bookmarks, history, downloads, switch to recent tab

Content

Export to Markdown, full-page screenshot, extract images

Settings

Theme toggle, export config, manage aliases, open settings

Cmd+K for your browser.

How it works

60+ commands across these categories