Installed, butnever seen again

Chrome hides new extensions behind the puzzle. Most installs never become a click. This builds the illustrated “pin it” steps — with your icon in the picture.

Build your pin guide See how it works

Your icon in the pictureOne self-contained fileHost it anywhere

Three steps

Name it, drop in your icon, ship the page

Name your extension

Drawn into the menu, so they recognise it on their own screen.

Add your icon

Upload it, or we pull it from your store listing.

Download one HTML file

Host it anywhere, or open it on first install.

What they see

The page they open after install

Same file they download. Flip the browser to see the difference.

Pin Study Timer to your toolbar

It takes five seconds, and you never have to hunt for it again.

Click the puzzle icon in the Chrome toolbar

Chrome hides newly installed extensions behind it.

The Chrome toolbar with the puzzle icon highlighted in the top right

Find Study Timer in the list

The open extensions menu with Study Timer highlighted

Click the pin icon next to it

This is the step most people miss — opening the menu is not the same as pinning.

Close-up of the Study Timer row in the extensions menu, with the pin toggle highlighted

Done — the icon now sits in your toolbar

Click it any time to open the extension.

The Chrome toolbar with the Study Timer icon pinned next to the address bar

Your icon. Their toolbar.

The file they open after install. Flip Chrome, Edge, Firefox: each one gets the control they actually click — a pin, an eye, or a ⋯ menu.

Pin Focus Timer before you forget it

One pin, and it stays next to the address bar on every tab.

Click the puzzle icon in the Chrome toolbar

Chrome hides newly installed extensions behind it.

Find Focus Timer in the list

The open extensions menu with Focus Timer highlighted

Click the pin icon next to it

This is the step most people miss — opening the menu is not the same as pinning.

Close-up of the Focus Timer row in the extensions menu, with the pin toggle highlighted

Done — the icon now sits in your toolbar

Click it any time to open the extension.

The Chrome toolbar with the Focus Timer icon pinned next to the address bar

Yours. Not a template.

Dark theme, your accent, your name. The rings pick up the colour, so it still looks like the extension they just installed.

The click they always miss

Opening the menu is not pinning. Each browser hides a different control.

Chrome — the pin

Edge — the eye

Close-up of the Study Timer row in the extensions menu, with the “Show in toolbar” eye toggle highlighted

Firefox — the ⋯ menu

Close-up of the Study Timer row in the extensions menu, with the ⋯ overflow button highlighted

What you get

A guide people actually follow

The step everyone misses

Opening the menu is not pinning. That toggle gets its own frame.

Markers, not guesswork

Numbered badges sit on the exact control — at any screen width.

Your icon, not a grey square

The one they are hunting for. From your store, or an upload.

Chrome, Edge, Firefox

A pin, an eye, a ⋯ menu. Each browser gets its own picture.

One file. No dependencies.

Inline styles, embedded art. Opens from disk. Works on any host.

Nothing leaves your browser

No account. No upload. Your icon goes straight into the file.

Going further

Or turn it into a welcome page

Same guide, hosted, opens on install. Confirmed installs by version and browser. Use your own URL — we still count them.

Build a welcome page

Keep building

An unpinned extension is an unused extension.

Two minutes. One file. They stop hunting for the icon.

Build your pin guide

Free · no sign-up · nothing uploaded.