Browser extension

The library, on the page
you are already looking at.

1,023 films are in STEALSHOT and 89,033 frames came out of them. The extension puts that knowledge on YouTube and X, so you can see what is already cut up — and send us what is not — without leaving the tab.

Every thumbnail on YouTube says whether it is already in the library.
A panel on the watch page with the frame count, the cut count and the median cut.
Steal a video from the page you are on — no copying links into a form.
Connect your account once and submissions land in your queue.

Add to Chrome Or paste a link instead

Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc

What it does

On every grid

A pill on each thumbnail: in the library, in the queue, or a button to steal it. One request answers a whole screenful.

On a watch page

A card in the sidebar with what we pulled out of that video — frames, cuts, how fast it is cut — and one button to open it.

Anywhere else

Right-click a link, or paste one into the popup. Both go through the same queue as the website.

Connecting your account

Optional, and not a wall. Signed out, the extension still works — anything you steal is held against that browser and lands in your queue the moment you connect.

1
Open the popup and press Connect account. A code appears.
2
A STEALSHOT tab opens showing the same code. Check they match, then approve.
3
The extension collects its own key. Disconnect any browser from your account page.

What it can see

Sends to STEALSHOT

The URL of the video on the page, to ask whether it is in the library. Nothing else.

Never sends

Page contents, your YouTube account, anything from a tab you have not opened, or any page outside YouTube and X.

Runs on

YouTube, X and twitter.com. It is not injected anywhere else.

Stores in your browser

Your access token and a random id for this browser. Signing out deletes the token; the id stays so links you steal while signed out can still find your account later.

The source is in the same repository as the site, under extension/.