# How to manually update Chrome extensions

Chrome does a good job of updating your extensions automatically, but it checks for updates on its own schedule. If you know that a new version of an extension is out but Chrome hasn’t updated it, here’s how to do it manually.

* Start Google Chrome.
* Click the vertical ellipsis icon  on the browser toolbar.
* Select **More Tools -> Extensions**.
* click the Developer Mode button on the right side of the header
* From there, you should see the “Update” button pop right up.

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