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Browser extension
Auto CAPTCHA Solver Extension for Chrome and Firefox
Add CapSkip to your browser, leave the desktop app running, and supported CAPTCHAs on the pages you visit are answered, filled in and, if you like, submitted for you. No coding, no balance to top up, one monthly price.
Windows x64·Runs locally, so no CAPTCHA leaves your machine
- Chrome and Firefox
- No code, no key to paste
- Fills and submits forms
CAPTCHAs a month40,000
40.0k250.0k
$21.00stays in your pocketevery month, at this volume
The CapSkip CAPTCHA solver extension is made for people who spend their day in a browser: filling in forms, looking after accounts, running browser macros or simply opening a lot of pages. Install it in Chrome or Firefox, open the CapSkip desktop app as well, and the two connect by themselves, with nothing to copy across. When a challenge shows up, the add-on notices it, fetches the answer from the app, drops it into place and can press submit for you.
You never have to work out which kind of CAPTCHA a site uses. The checkbox, the hidden kind that pops up once a site grows suspicious, the score-based kind you never see, Cloudflare's verification box, the GeeTest v3 and Capy slide puzzles, waiting widgets and pictures of warped letters are all handled by the same add-on. Answers are worked out on a Windows computer under your control, your own PC or a server you rent, not by strangers at a solving farm, so what you browse stays with you.
Installing the add-on costs nothing. Solving runs on a CapSkip plan: a free trial of 3 days and 500 solves to test it on your own sites, then a monthly subscription from $35 that never counts how many challenges you clear.
One setup covers every tab. Once the app is running and signed in, the extension works on whatever site you open. The only exception is text pictures: on each site that uses them, show the add-on once which picture holds the CAPTCHA and which field takes the reply. Read the extension guide
What the auto solve CAPTCHA extension does for you
Spots challenges as soon as they load
The add-on watches each page you open. When a CAPTCHA appears, it hands it to the app and puts the answer back in place, and you never lift a finger.
Sends the form when you want it to
Turn on auto-submit and the form goes through right after the answer lands, with an optional pause first. For sites that need a different button pressed, a per-site rule handles it.
Types answers like a person
Text answers go into the box one character at a time, with natural gaps between keystrokes, instead of appearing all at once the way a paste would.
A list of sites it leaves alone
Add any site to the blacklist and the extension stays out of its way there, so you deal with those CAPTCHAs yourself while every other site keeps getting solved.
Manual mode for full control
Prefer to decide case by case? With manual mode on, the extension waits for you: a CAPTCHA is only solved after you press its button on the page.
Another attempt, at no extra cost
If an answer misses or your connection drops for a moment, the add-on tries again by itself. Repeat attempts are free, because your plan has no charge per solve.
Start with the extension, add code later if you like
# pip install capskip
from capskip import CapSkip
solver = CapSkip(host="127.0.0.1", port=8080)
result = solver.recaptcha(
sitekey="YOUR_SITEKEY",
url="https://example.com/signup",
)
print(result["code"]) # token, ready to submitYou will never need this for the extension. It is here for the day you want a script of your own to ask the same app for an answer.
Browser extension, the no-code route
Put the free add-on into Chrome or Firefox, then keep the app running. Everything described on this page happens inside your usual browser, with no scripts to write.
SDKs if you start automating
Should you one day write a small program of your own, official libraries (Python, PHP, Node.js, C#) connect it to the same app on the plan you already have.
Local API for tools you already own
Software built for 2Captcha or another paid solving service can use CapSkip as well. Choose that service inside CapSkip and the tool carries on unchanged.
Try it on a live CAPTCHA first
Our demo page loads real challenges of several kinds. Open it in the browser where you added CapSkip, with the app running, and watch each one get answered while your hands stay off the mouse.
Get the CAPTCHA solver extension running in three steps
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Install the CapSkip app first
The extension passes every challenge to this Windows app, which does the actual solving on your computer or on a Windows server you rent. Run the installer once. Download the installer
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Activate your license in the app
Start with the trial (3 days, 500 solves, no card needed) or a monthly plan. The login details come to your inbox; enter them in the app and keep it open. Start the free trial
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Add the extension and browse
Install CapSkip from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons. It finds the running app on its own, so you can open your usual sites and watch the challenges clear. Open the extension guide
CapSkip versus pay-per-solve CAPTCHA add-ons
How the CapSkip extension compares with CAPTCHA bypass extensions that send each challenge to a service charging for every solve.
| Feature | CapSkip | Pay-per-solve services |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay | One monthly fee, however many CAPTCHAs you meet | A charge for every CAPTCHA the add-on sends off |
| Speed on text pictures | About 0.1 seconds, answered on your own computer | A few seconds while remote workers look at it |
| Where your challenges go | Nowhere, they are solved on your own machine | Each one is uploaded to an outside server |
| Running out | Never, solving has no cap | Solving stops once your balance hits zero |
| Getting started | Install the app and the add-on, no key to paste | Sign up, add funds, then paste an API key |
| Types covered | Every type CapSkip supports, all on the same plan | A wide range, yet each type is charged per solve |
Pricing
Stop paying per solve
Choose your license
Bronze License
$35/ month
Instant license activation
Billed monthly. Cancel from your account whenever you like.
Same features. More machines, more throughput.
Every machine solves as fast as its own CPU and memory allow. More machines run more threads at the same time, so Silver solves twice as many CAPTCHAs at once and Gold three times as many.
- Unlimited solving, no daily cap
- Unlimited threads, speed scales with your hardware
- 90% to 100% recognition accuracy
- Drop-in replacement for the major solving service APIs
- Works with almost any tool, no coding required
- REST API, SDKs and a browser extension
- Free training when a new CAPTCHA type appears
- Runs on your machine, nothing leaves it
Every CAPTCHA type CapSkip solves is on every license. See the coverage band
Just want to try it first?
Start with a free 3-day trial and solve 500 CAPTCHAs of any type on your own targets.
A day with the CAPTCHA solver extension switched on
Picture an ordinary working day. You open the CapSkip app, then your browser, and from that point you mostly forget about both. A sign-up form wants its box checked; the check mark appears and the form moves on. A shop puts Cloudflare's check in front of a product page; a few seconds later it passes and the page opens. An old supplier portal shows a picture of wobbly letters; the answer is typed into the field, letter by letter.
The defaults suit most people, and every choice stays yours. Auto-submit decides whether a form is sent as soon as its challenge is answered, with an optional short wait beforehand. On a site that needs a different button pressed, a rule for that site tells the extension what to click. The blacklist keeps it off sites you would rather handle yourself, and manual mode turns it into a helper that waits for your go-ahead on each CAPTCHA.
Why must the app be running? The extension is the eyes and hands inside your browser, but the solving happens inside the CapSkip app, on your Windows PC or VPS. Text pictures are read there almost instantly. Google and Cloudflare checks take longer, roughly 3 to 10 seconds each, because the app works through them in a real browser of its own. Close the app and the extension has nobody to ask, so challenges simply wait on screen until you start it again.
The same setup carries over to browser macros and automated browsers: open them with a profile that has CapSkip installed, keep the app running, and challenges clear while your macro waits. For reCAPTCHA and Cloudflare checks, a proxy, set in the extension or in the app, helps keep those requests from being blocked.
Related guides: Extension guide · Live CAPTCHA demos · Selenium CAPTCHA solver
Which browsers can I install the CapSkip extension in?
Chrome and Firefox, from their official stores. The Chrome version also installs in browsers built on the same engine, such as Brave, Microsoft Edge, Opera and Vivaldi. Each one offers the same settings and talks to the same CapSkip app, so switching browsers changes nothing about how solving works.
Do I need the desktop app, or is the add-on enough on its own?
You need both. The add-on spots the CAPTCHA and fills in the answer, but the solving itself is done by the CapSkip app, so it has to be running while you browse. Install the app on Windows, sign in once, and the extension connects to it without any key to paste.
Is this a free CAPTCHA solver extension, and can I try it first?
The add-on itself is free in both stores. Solving needs a plan, and the CapSkip trial lets you test it for 3 days and 500 solves of any type, with no card asked. It covers one device at a reduced solving speed and ends by itself when the days or the solves run out. Nothing renews and nothing is charged.
I use a Mac or Linux. Can I still use the extension?
Yes. The extension runs in Chrome or Firefox on any system; it is only the CapSkip app that runs on Windows. Put the app on a Windows VPS or another Windows PC, enter that machine's address in the extension's settings, and every challenge is sent there and answered back in your browser.
Which CAPTCHAs does the extension take care of?
Every type the CapSkip app supports: Google reCAPTCHA (score-based, checkbox, invisible and Enterprise), Cloudflare Turnstile, hCaptcha, the GeeTest v3 and Capy slide puzzles, CaptchaFox, ALTCHA, Friendly Captcha and warped-text pictures in thousands of styles. reCAPTCHA Mobile, GeeTest v4 and Arkose (FunCaptcha) are outside its reach, so the add-on leaves those to you.
Does the extension send the pages I visit to anyone?
No. It passes each challenge to CapSkip running on your own machine, or on a server you control, and that is where the answer is worked out. There is no outside solving service in between and no human worker looking at your challenges, so your browsing stays between you and the sites you visit.
Will it submit the form for me once the CAPTCHA is solved?
Only if you want it to. Turn on auto-submit and the form is sent right after the answer goes in, after a short delay if you set one. Where a site needs a particular button clicked instead, add a rule for that site. Leave auto-submit off and the extension just fills in the answer, so you check and send the form yourself.
Why do I have to point out text CAPTCHAs once per site?
Pictures of warped letters look different on every site, so the extension needs to know which image is the CAPTCHA and which box takes the answer. Right-click the picture to mark it, then mark the answer field. After that one setup, every fresh picture is read and its characters filled in within about 0.1 seconds.
Install it once and let CAPTCHAs clear themselves
Add CapSkip to Chrome or Firefox, start the app and sign in. From then on the challenges on your everyday sites get answered for you, at one monthly price that never counts solves.