HyperVideo
Finds every video on a page, shows its size and duration, and downloads it in the quality you pick. It also records your screen with sound.
HyperCall Workflow & Planning · Free
A full-screen mock video call — a picture, not a call
Opens a separate full-screen window that looks like a meeting in progress: two layouts, 2 to 12 people, a timer and a recording dot. Nothing is transmitted; no camera, no microphone.
- Price
- Free
- Data sent out
- None — everything runs in your browser
- Browsers
- ChromeYandex BrowserEdgeOpera
- Version
- 1.1.0
- Size
- 242 KB
- Interface languages
- English
- Category
- Workflow & Planning
The extension turns a browser window into a full-screen picture of a work video call. It is a decoration, not a communication tool: nothing is transmitted, no camera or microphone is used, and the tiles show still portraits from a bundled library or photos you add yourself.
A frame moves between speakers every 6–17 seconds, with a small level meter and a muted-microphone icon on the other tiles. From across the room it reads as an ordinary meeting.
What it does HyperCall
A separate full-screen window
Opens on its own and looks like a meeting in progress.
Moving speaker frame
Shifts between participants every 6–17 seconds; the rest show a level meter and a muted microphone.
Two layouts
One big speaker with a row of smaller tiles, or an equal grid with round avatars.
From 2 to 12 people
The grid is laid out to fit your display.
Timer, clock and recording dot
A running meeting timer, a blinking recording dot and a clock.
Time limit
15, 30 or 60 minutes, or none. When the time is up the picture fades to black.
Keeps the screen awake
Optionally stops the display from dimming while the window is open.
Your own participants
Twelve AI-generated portraits are bundled. Rename anyone, pick a different face, or upload your own photos — they are fitted to the tile format inside your browser and never leave your computer.
How to use it
- Click the HyperCall icon — a full-screen window opens.
- Choose a layout and the number of participants.
- Replace names and photos with your own if you want.
- Set a time limit: 15, 30, 60 minutes or none.
Who it is for
- Stay focused in an open-plan office
- Dress a workspace for a photo or an interface screenshot
- Check how a meeting layout looks on a large display
How to install
Find the extension you need and press Install
The right Chrome Web Store page opens in your browser.
Press Install on the Chrome Web Store page
A blue Install button appears on the right of the listing — click it. If the page opened in a different browser (Safari, say), copy its address into Chrome, Yandex Browser, Edge or Opera and press the button there.
Pin the icon to the toolbar
Open the extensions list in your browser settings and pin the new extension to the toolbar.
Done — open the extension
Click its icon in the browser. No account, no payment, no setup needed.
All four browsers (Chrome, Yandex Browser, Microsoft Edge, Opera) are built on the Chromium platform, so extensions for them all come from one place — the Chrome Web Store. Chrome and Yandex Browser open the listing directly. Edge asks once for permission to install from other stores — choose “Allow”. Opera needs the free Install Chrome Extensions add-on, after which the install button appears on the normal listing page.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a real call?
No. It shows a picture only: nothing is transmitted, the camera and microphone stay off, and there are no real participants.
Where do the faces come from?
Twelve AI-generated portraits ship with the extension. You can upload your own photos — they are processed in the browser and never leave your computer.
Can I limit how long it runs?
Yes: 15, 30 or 60 minutes, or no limit. When the time is up the picture fades to black.
Does the screen dim while it runs?
There is a setting that keeps the display awake while the window is open.
What is it called in the store?
It is published in the Chrome Web Store as Meeting Screen.
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