Zoom Page WE Alternatives

Best for: Simple browser zoom slider and saved zoom levels.

Zoom for Google Chrome is a browser extension focused on quick webpage zoom control through a toolbar popup, slider, zoom buttons, context menu options, saved site zoom values, mouse-wheel zoom options, and an optional magnifying glass. It is a good fit for users who want a simple visual zoom control rather than a full set of text-only and AutoFit options.

Pricing: The developer page describes the extension as free; verify current store availability for each browser.

Best for: Video meetings and team communication, not browser page zoom.

Zoom Workplace is a communication and collaboration platform for video meetings, chat, phone, whiteboard, mail, calendar, and related business workflows. It is not a functional alternative to Zoom Page WE for browser page zoom or text accessibility, but the name may have been confused with browser zoom tools.

Pricing: Zoom offers free and paid workplace plans; verify current plan details on Zoom's official pricing pages.

Best for: Default and site-specific zoom levels in Firefox.

Fixed Zoom is a Firefox extension for setting a custom default zoom level across pages, with custom rules depending on the site. It is narrower than Zoom Page WE, but that can be useful for users who mainly want consistent default zoom behavior without AutoFit, image scaling, or a larger feature set.

Pricing: Available through Firefox Add-ons; no separate pricing page was found.

Best for: Per-website zoom levels and saved page positions.

Custom Page Zoom is a Firefox add-on for assigning separate zoom levels to individual websites. It also lets users store X and Y page positions and set a global rule with a wildcard. It is relevant for users who want per-site control more than text-only zoom or image scaling.

Pricing: Available through Firefox Add-ons; no separate pricing page was found.

Best for: Exact custom zoom percentages for Firefox websites.

Custom Zoom is a Firefox extension for setting exact zoom percentages on websites instead of relying on the browser's fixed zoom steps. It is a newer, simpler option for users who want fine-grained zoom values and remembered site preferences, but its maturity and support history should be reviewed.

Pricing: Available through Firefox Add-ons; license is listed as All Rights Reserved on the Mozilla page.

Best for: Toolbar shortcut for Firefox text-only zoom mode.

Toggle Zoom Text Only is a small Firefox add-on that adds a toolbar shortcut for Firefox's text-only zoom setting. It does not zoom pages by itself, but it can be helpful for users who often switch between full-page zoom and text-only zoom while reading.

Pricing: Available through Firefox Add-ons; no separate pricing page was found.

Best for: Magnify a selected area of a webpage in Chrome.

Magnifying Glass (Hover Zoom) is a Chrome extension that magnifies a portion of the current page inside a movable circular area. It is not a full replacement for page-wide zoom rules, but it is useful when users need to inspect small text, images, controls, or details without changing the entire page layout.

Pricing: Available through the Chrome Web Store; no separate pricing page was found.

Best for: Built-in Chrome page zoom and font size settings.

Google Chrome includes built-in zoom controls for changing the size of text, images, and videos on one page or all webpages. It also lets users manage zoom levels for specific sites and adjust page zoom or font size from settings. It is best for users who want basic zoom without installing an extension.

Pricing: Included with Google Chrome; no separate extension purchase is required.

Best for: Built-in Firefox default zoom and text-only zoom.

Firefox includes native default zoom, remembered individual site zoom levels, and a Zoom text only option. It is a practical alternative for users who mainly need larger text or consistent zoom across sites and would rather avoid a third-party extension unless they need AutoFit, image scaling, or more detailed rules.

Pricing: Included with Firefox; no separate extension purchase is required.

Best for: Built-in Edge page zoom and accessibility settings.

Microsoft Edge includes built-in accessibility settings for page zoom, site-specific zoom levels, and larger text options. It is not as specialized as Zoom Page WE, but it is a strong no-extension option for users who want browser-level readability controls and fewer add-on permissions.

Pricing: Included with Microsoft Edge; no separate extension purchase is required.