Show Hark a picture. Ask anything.
A chart you need to explain, an error message, a receipt, a photo of a whiteboard — drop it into Hark and get an answer in seconds.
What you get
Built to save you real minutes.
Attach, paste or drop
Use the image button, press Ctrl+V or drag files into the chat.
Read what is in it
Text in screenshots, numbers in charts, items on a receipt.
Ask follow-ups
“What does this error mean?” “Write one sentence about this chart for my report.”
Resized on your device
Images are shrunk in your browser before sending. Only a small preview stays in your chat history.
What it is useful for
Explaining a chart before a meeting. Turning a photo of handwritten notes into a tidy list. Understanding an error dialog. Checking what a form is asking for in a language you do not read well. Image understanding makes Hark useful for the parts of the web — and of your day — that are not plain text.
You can attach up to four images to one message, and send an image on its own: Hark will simply describe what it sees.
How to use it
3 steps, about a minute.
Add an image
Click the image button, paste from the clipboard or drag a file into the chat.
Ask your question
Or send the image alone to get a description.
Keep going
Ask follow-up questions about the same image.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Which image formats are supported?
PNG, JPEG, WebP and GIF, up to four images per message.
Are my images stored?
Images are sent to our server and AI provider only to answer your question and are not stored there. A small preview is kept in your browser’s local chat history so you can see what you sent.
Can Hark edit or generate images?
No. Hark understands images — it describes them and answers questions about them — but it does not create or edit pictures.
Keep exploring
Hand your next task to Hark.
Add it to Chrome, open the side panel and say what you need. It takes about ten seconds.
Free plan included · No account needed · Works in Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS