Select words anywhere
Double-click or highlight a word on almost any webpage. The learning modal opens on top of the article you are already reading.
Chrome extension for any webpage
Vocabulary Mastery lets you select a word on any site — news, docs, forums, papers — and learn it in that sentence. AI explains the word at your level, you practice a sentence, and review stories bring the same words back later.
Learn words in context on any webpage
Double-click or highlight a word on almost any webpage. The learning modal opens on top of the article you are already reading.
Explanations match the proficiency you set in onboarding, and they use the surrounding sentence so the meaning fits this context — not a generic dictionary gloss.
Write your own sentence with the new word. Instant AI feedback catches awkward usage before the word fossilizes incorrectly.
When it is time to review, you get a short AI story that weaves in your saved words, plus text-to-speech if you want to listen.
Words move from newly saved to practiced to mastered. The dashboard shows streaks, counts, and which items still need work.
The same TalkClips account powers Vocabulary Mastery and TalkClips Captions, so words mined from videos show up when you review in the browser.
Four steps from install to a word list you will actually review.
Add Vocabulary Mastery from the Chrome Web Store and complete a short onboarding: level, interests, and languages.
Keep browsing. When you hit an unfamiliar word, select it. You do not switch to a separate reader or paste the article elsewhere.
Read the definition, hear pronunciation when available, and write a practice sentence for AI feedback.
Open the dashboard to run review stories and track mastery. Words from YouTube Captions appear in the same list.
If you already read English (or another target language) online, this captures the words you actually meet instead of a textbook list.
Academic and technical vocabulary is hard to memorize in isolation. Save terms in the paragraph where they appear.
Pair with TalkClips Captions so watching and reading feed one vocabulary system.
Dictionary extensions translate and move on. Vocabulary Mastery keeps the sentence, asks you to use the word, and later puts it back into a story so recall is not only recognition.
If you have used Relingo, eJOY, or Immersive Translate to look up words on pages, this is the same habit — plus sentence correction, mastery levels, and review stories.
The extension does not scrape full pages or browsing history. It sends the word you selected and the nearby context needed to explain it.
Mine the same vocabulary from YouTube with bilingual captions and a transcript sidebar, then review everything in one dashboard.
It runs on most pages you visit in Chrome. A few highly locked-down sites or sandboxed editors may block selection. You can still manage saved words from the extension popup.
Not by itself. Language Reactor is built around video subtitles. Vocabulary Mastery is for webpages. Together with TalkClips Captions, the pair covers YouTube plus the rest of the web.
A dictionary gives a gloss. Vocabulary Mastery also stores the word, uses your level and the page sentence, checks a sentence you write, and reviews the item later in a story.
No. There is no Anki export today. If spaced-repetition decks are the center of your workflow, Migaku or a dedicated flashcard tool may still be better. Use Vocabulary Mastery when you want learning to happen on the page you are reading.
No. Only words you choose to learn and their surrounding context sentences are sent for definitions and review. See the privacy policy for the full list of permissions.
Free to install. Works on Any webpage in Chrome. Membership is shared with the rest of TalkClips.