Usage

Installation

• Chrome Web Store (also works with Edge, Brave, and other Chromium browsers)
• Firefox Add-ons

Setup

1. Install the extension from your browser’s store
2. Click the extension icon and open Options
3. Enter your Visionati API key
4. Choose your preferred backends, role, and language
5. Optionally write a custom prompt that applies to every scan

Scanning an Image

1. Right-click any image on a web page
2. Select Scan with Visionati from the context menu
3. Results appear in the extension popup (auto-opens on Chrome)

If auto-open is disabled or you’re on Firefox, click the extension icon to view results.

Scan History

The extension keeps a history of your recent scans so you can review past results without re-analyzing. You can set the history depth to 5, 10, 25, or 50 scans in the options page. Use the Reset History button to clear it.

Configuration

All settings are configured in the extension options page. They apply to every scan.

Setting	Description
API Key	Your Visionati API key. Required.
History Depth	Number of past scans to keep (5, 10, 25, or 50).
Auto-open Popup	Automatically show results after a scan. Chrome only.
Role	Default description persona (General, Ecommerce, Realtor, etc). See Roles.
Language	Output language for descriptions. See Supported Languages.
Custom Prompt	Your own instructions that override the selected role.
Backends	Which AI services to use. Split into Description Backends (LLMs) and Tagging/NSFW Backends (computer vision). Recommended services are marked with an asterisk.

Default Backends

The extension enables the following backends by default:

Claude, Gemini, Grok, OpenAI, Clarifai, Google Vision, Rekognition

You can enable or disable any backend in the options page. See AI Backends for details on each service.

Features

The extension always requests descriptions, tags, and NSFW detection. These are not configurable per-scan.