Listing Quick gives Chrome extension makers a calm place to draft, compare and version their store listing before it goes live

App developers have a whole industry of ASO tools. Chrome extension makers mostly have a submission form. Listing Quick fills that gap. Your store listing is both your extension's sales page and the thing that decides whether you show up in Chrome Web Store search at all, so it deserves somewhere better than a text box you can only fill once.

Inside Listing Quick, every field gets its own space with hints, best practices, character counts and links to the official documentation. You can write several versions of your name and description, compare them side by side, and keep iterating until the keywords and the pitch both click.

Where it shines

Versioning is the quiet hero. You can keep the live listing, a draft for the next release and older copies all in one place, so a listing becomes something you improve over time rather than guess at once. Store icons, screenshots and promo tiles sit together with clear notes on which sizes and formats are required or recommended, and a publish checklist shows exactly what is complete across store listing, graphics, privacy and distribution.

Who will love it

First-time extension makers get the most from it: the checklist walks you through everything the store expects, so your first submission looks complete and professional. Developers with a handful of extensions can keep each listing tidy and versioned, and agencies managing many extensions have a plan with unlimited listings. Because nothing is connected to your Google account, you stay fully in control of what goes live and when.

The Developer Dashboard is a form. Listing Quick is where the good copy actually gets written.

The verdict