Works on any site
YouTube, Netflix, Twitch, Vimeo, courses, news sites — anywhere a video plays, including iframes.
Pop any video out of its tab into a floating window that stays on top while you work. YouTube, Netflix, lectures, live sports — one click or Alt + P.
Impatient? — or just scroll.
No setup, no account, no video-site allowlist. If a page has a playing video, it can float.
On any site — the extension finds the largest playing video on the page automatically, even inside embedded frames.
One click on the toolbar icon or one keyboard shortcut. Press it again to send the video back to its tab.
The video floats above every tab and app. Move it, resize it, park it in a corner — it stays on top.
YouTube, Netflix, Twitch, Vimeo, courses, news sites — anywhere a video plays, including iframes.
The floating window stays above other tabs and other apps — not just inside Chrome.
Alt+P toggles picture-in-picture on and off without touching the mouse.
Multiple videos on a page? It grabs the biggest one that's actually playing.
No account, no tracking dashboard, no settings to configure. Install and press play.
Localized into 50+ languages, from Arabic to Ukrainian to Chinese.
Yes. The extension uses the browser's native picture-in-picture mode, which works with almost every video player on the web — including Netflix, YouTube, Twitch, and embedded players.
Yes. The floating window sits above all other windows on your desktop, so you can watch while writing documents, coding, or browsing in another app.
Click the extension icon again, press Alt+P, or hit the "back to tab" button on the floating window itself.
Yes — free to install and free to use, with no account required.