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8 Must-Have Trello Browser Extensions to Boost Your Productivity

As a seasoned Trello power user with years of project management experience, I've tested countless tools to enhance this versatile platform. While Trello's built-in Power-Ups are powerful, these eight browser extensions take your workflow to the next level. (Skip the hype on Trello's calendar features—check our guide on 10 Creative Ways to Manage Your Life with a Trello Calendar for that.)

Trello's Built-in Power-Ups: A Quick Start

Before diving into extensions, leverage Trello's native Power-Ups for added functionality—no extra installs needed. Once you know how to add them to a board, try these:

  • Card Numbers for Trello Reenhanced: Displays card numbers on each card.
  • Card Repeater: Duplicates cards at set intervals.
  • Card Snooze: Archives cards temporarily.
  • Aging Cards: Fades inactive cards for quick identification.

Now, let's explore browser extensions, starting with Chrome options and cross-browser alternatives.

1. Original Card Counter for Trello

8 Must-Have Trello Browser Extensions to Boost Your Productivity

This reliable extension counts cards per list and board, with results clearly displayed. It's the maintained successor to the original CardCounter. (Ultimello, below, includes this feature too.) Firefox users: Try Trello Card Counter. No dedicated Safari option exists.

Download: Original Card Counter for Trello

Overwhelmed by cards? See our tips: How to Clean and Organize Your Trello Boards: 5 Simple Tips.

2. Multiselect for Trello

Select and edit multiple cards at once—move, copy, archive, delete, or assign due dates, labels, and members. Ideal for bulk actions.

Download: Multiselect for Trello

3. Ultimello

8 Must-Have Trello Browser Extensions to Boost Your Productivity

Sort cards by due date, title, labels, and more. Sorting is visual and temporary (your view only), but save it permanently via Apply current sort order. Also adds card counts and connections. Export to Excel or bulk-edit cards—no Firefox/Safari equivalent. For manual sorting tips: 8 Tips for Quickly Finding and Sorting Trello Cards and Lists.

Download: Ultimello

4. TrelloExport

8 Must-Have Trello Browser Extensions to Boost Your Productivity

Business Class users get CSV exports natively; others, use this for Excel, HTML, OPML, or Markdown. Access via More > Print & Export in the sidebar.

Download: TrelloExport

5. Next Step for Trello

View and check off checklist items directly on card fronts—no need to open cards. Customize how many show.

Download: Next Step for Trello

6. List Layouts for Trello

8 Must-Have Trello Browser Extensions to Boost Your Productivity

Switch lists to vertical stacking via toolbar button. Firefox alternative: Swimlanes for Trello (horizontal swimlanes).

Download: List Layouts for Trello

7. Scrum for Trello

Trello excels at Scrum boards, but lacks story points. This adds them, plus estimates—available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

Download: Scrum for Trello (Chrome | Firefox | Safari)

8. Pro for Trello

8 Must-Have Trello Browser Extensions to Boost Your Productivity

A Swiss Army knife: Card numbers, priorities, time tracking, list stats, custom CSS, resize lists, compact mode. Firefox options: Trello Super Powers or Trello Improvements.

Download: Pro for Trello

More Essential Trello Tools

Consider these Power-Ups too:

  • Elegantt: Gantt charts.
  • Time Doctor: Time tracking.
  • Planyway: Timeline, calendar, team views.
  • Trellists: Trello Lists Master: Hide lists.

8 Must-Have Trello Browser Extensions to Boost Your Productivity

Note: Browser updates may disrupt extensions—disable, re-enable, and refresh to fix.

Opera Users

Install Install Chrome Extensions for Opera to use these.

Trello shines brighter with these tools, but pair them with a solid strategy like our Foolproof System for Planning and Managing Multiple Projects.