# Everything it does. All of it free.

Six jobs, one shortcut. No account, no plan to upgrade to, and your tabs stay on your computer.

## [Find any tab](https://taboverview.com/features/find-any-tab)

A grid of every tab, one search, and a live peek before you go.

## [Tidy up](https://taboverview.com/features/tidy-up)

Duplicates, old tabs and empty tabs in one button. Nothing closes by itself.

## [Side by side](https://taboverview.com/features/side-by-side)

Compare two tabs in one press, or tile three or four.

## [Later](https://taboverview.com/features/later)

Save tabs as a set, then bring them back when you choose.

## [Never lose a tab](https://taboverview.com/features/never-lose-a-tab)

Undo, 30 days of closed pages, 90 days of earlier tabs, and crash recovery.

## [A new tab that’s yours](https://taboverview.com/features/new-tab)

A sky that follows the sun, or your own photos and video.

## Other tools charge for these.

In TabOverview they’re free, and there’s no account to create.

- Unlimited saved tabs
- Finding and removing duplicates
- Search that includes your history
- Collapsible saved sets
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Putting tabs away for later
- Tags
- Pages that come back when you choose
- Backups of your tabs
- Suggested tab groups
- Copying tabs to the clipboard
- Saved pages on your other devices
- A library of your own photos
- Photos that change on a schedule
- Background blur
- No ads

From other tab and new tab tools’ own pricing pages and store listings, read on 1 and 2 November 2026. Plans change, and no single tool charges for all of these. Saved pages reach your other devices through Chrome Sync, if you have it on.

## In your language

TabOverview follows your Chrome language. It works in 20 languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).

## Also included

- Light, Dark or Auto: Auto follows your computer.
- Tab cards you can share: They show only your counts, never a site or a title.
- Tabs from your other devices: See what’s open on your other Chrome devices, in Saved.
- In Chrome’s tab menu: Open TabOverview and Save tab, on Chrome 150 and later.
- A private note: Add one to any saved page. It stays on your computer.
- Your own shortcut: Change it in Settings.

Canonical page: https://taboverview.com/features