Make $1000/month Building a Chrome Extension With ChatGPT and No Coding!

Are you looking to earn some extra income without being a coding expert? In this video, I'll walk you through the process of creating a simple Google Chrome extension using Chat GPT. No prior programming knowledge is needed, and you don't even need an idea – Chat GPT can help with that too!

Introduction:
Have you ever wondered how some indie developers are making a substantial income from Google Chrome extensions? In this article, we'll explore how you can create your own Chrome extension step by step, even if you don't have programming skills. We'll also take a look at some popular extensions that are raking in significant monthly revenues.

1. Getting Started: The Power of Chrome Extensions

We begin by highlighting the earning potential of Chrome extensions. Some indie developers are making substantial incomes, and you can too, even without coding skills.
2. Generating Extension Ideas

One of the first steps is to come up with an idea for your extension. Chat GPT can provide you with five simple extension ideas, making the creative process easier.
3. Defining Your Extension

Let's define our extension. For this example, we'll create a "Random Bible Verse" Chrome extension that displays a random Bible verse when clicked. This is just a starting point; your idea can be different.
4. Setting Up Your Development Environment

You'll need a text editor like Sublime Text to write your code. Make sure to set up a folder structure for your project.
5. Creating the Extension Manifest

6. Designing the HTML and JavaScript Files

7. Fetching a Random Bible Verse

We use JavaScript to fetch and display random Bible verses in the popup. For demonstration purposes, sample verses are included in the code.
8. Debugging and Testing

Debugging is a part of the development process. We tackle an error related to icon images and resolve it.
9. Loading Your Extension

Load your extension in Chrome's developer mode, and you'll see your extension icon in the browser's toolbar.
10. Exploring Future Possibilities
- We discuss potential next steps, including publishing your extension on the Chrome Web Store, creating a website, and exploring monetization options.

Conclusion:
Building a Chrome extension can be a rewarding project, even if you're not a programmer. With the guidance of Chat GPT and some creativity, you can create extensions that not only provide value but also generate income. Stay tuned for more tutorials on taking your extension to the next level.

By following this step-by-step guide, you're on your way to creating your very own Chrome extension. Whether you're interested in Bible verses, quotes, or any other niche, this process can be adapted to suit your ideas. If you're excited to continue this journey and explore how to publish, promote, and monetize your extension, let us know in the comments below. Your feedback and ideas are always welcome. Happy coding!
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[JamesPelton]

It looks like I am picking my nose, but I am not

I don't do that.. Anymore

[webartem]

I love that despite the title, James has been struggling with errors throughout the whole process and ended up with an ugly popup window. It says A LOT about modern web development, especially regarding browser extensions.

[srinivasnahak]

Chat GPT is great but it's high time that we should use our brain and learn the necessary tech too

[hafizosina]

I hate tutorials with flashy introductions about money or income. programming is not quick easy money scheme

[lostangeles]

Curious as to how you monetize it but this was an amazing start. Thanks! And yes, please do continue. Really appreciate the content!

[NadavJulius]

and nowhere here did it show how to charge for the extension

[scottweatherholt]

Great video! did you make a part 2? I would like for you to continue as well if you haven't.

keep up the great work!

[LaurisLin]

Absolutely amazing. Please continue lessons like this.

[ScubaLui]

Please continue with this series... :-)

[beachbumnz]

Hey, great video! Would love to see more about this 💯 Thanks!

[dorin-trainingwithmali]

Depricated meens that it works but will be removed in the next major version!!!

[ksoonsoon]

Love this. Something almost anyone can do.
And I am going to try to do this as well.

Thanks King James.

[jundaidavis]

Im just curious James. Are you a freemason by any chance or used to be one? 👀

[nawgee]

as a dev that has built apps and extensions please for the love of god learn at least the foundational components of building web apps. it actually isn't that difficult. traversy media is free and he teaches you how to build web apps like this one

[morena-jackson]

That was really awesome and I hope you do continue this. Thanks so much!

[nehagumble]

Can you please continue this series and tell us next step which is uploading into the web chrome store and set it for

[pascalhoekstra]

Great some real world examples is power!!

[SamYamn]

why did you named the title 1k/month?? you never showed how to.

[chunkmonky]

I know this is a little off topic for the video but I'm curious as to what happened to your online Facebook done for you stores or the Amazon videos done for you and how much money that's making. As that was something I was wanting to invest in a few months back. Would love to see an update video on those.

[jaysagar]

Hey my name is jay!
Also please make a full series on how to make it look more presetable and how to monetise it.