The Storydoc Chrome extension lets you create personalized presentations without leaving your browser. Open it on a prospect's LinkedIn profile, CRM record, email thread, or company website — and it automatically reads the page to pre-fill your story variables. No copy-pasting required.
Step 1: Install the Chrome Extension
To get started, navigate to the Integrations page in your Storydoc account using the left-hand sidebar. Then click the Collaboration tab at the top of the page.
Find the Google Chrome card and click + Connect. This will take you directly to the Storydoc listing in the Chrome Web Store.
On the Chrome Web Store page, click Add to Chrome to install the extension. Chrome may show a "Proceed with caution" prompt — click Continue to install to proceed. Once installed, you'll see a confirmation that Storydoc has been added to Chrome.
Step 2: Pin the Extension to Your Toolbar
After installation, the Storydoc icon will appear in your browser's extension menu. Click the puzzle piece icon (Extensions) in the top-right corner of Chrome to find it. To keep it always visible, click the pin icon next to Storydoc.
Once pinned, the Storydoc icon will appear next to your address bar at all times, ready to use on any page.
Step 3: Open the Extension on a Prospect's Page
Navigate to any page you want to personalize from — this can be a LinkedIn profile, a company website, a CRM record (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive), an email in Gmail or Outlook, or a prospecting tool like Apollo or ZoomInfo. Click the Storydoc icon in your toolbar to open the side panel.
The extension will automatically read the current page and identify the prospect or company. You'll see their name, title, company, and other details pulled directly from the page — ready to use in your story.
Step 4: Create a Personalized Version
In the side panel, click Create a version. You'll be taken to the story picker, where you can browse and select any of your existing Storydoc presentations to use as the base.
Once you select a story, the Storydoc Agent automatically fills in your variables — such as company name, sender name, first name, and last name — using the data it scraped from the page. You'll see a message confirming how many variables were filled.
Add a version title (or accept the suggested one), then review all the pre-filled fields under Auto-enriched data. Edit any field that needs adjusting, or add values for any missing variables.
When everything looks good, click Create version. Storydoc will generate your personalized presentation in seconds.
Step 5: Share Your Personalized Story
Once the version is ready, you'll have several options to share it directly from the side panel:
Copy version link — share a direct link to this version
Copy email preview — copy an email-ready link with a preview
Share via social media platforms (WhatsApp, Instagram, and more)
Edit in Storydoc — open the version in the full editor to make further changes
Done — close and create more versions
Using the Extension on LinkedIn
The extension works especially well on LinkedIn. Navigate to a prospect's LinkedIn profile and open the Storydoc side panel. It will automatically pull the person's name, job title, company, and location from the profile page.
From there, follow the same steps — click Create a version, pick a story, review the auto-filled variables, and create your personalized version. The whole process takes just a few seconds per prospect.
Where the Extension Works
The Storydoc Chrome extension is designed to work across the tools sales and marketing teams use every day:
CRM tools: HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive
Prospecting tools: Apollo, ZoomInfo, Outreach.io, Salesloft
Email clients: Gmail and Outlook
Social networks: LinkedIn profiles and company pages
Any company website
If you've connected HubSpot, Salesforce, or Fathom to your Storydoc account, the extension can also pull real CRM record data into your versions — so your presentations reflect your actual pipeline.
A Note on Privacy
The extension only reads the tab you're actively viewing, and only when you open the side panel to build a version. It does not run in the background, track your browsing history, or access other tabs. Page details are sent to Storydoc solely to fill your presentation variables.










