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MiroMiro

MiroMiro is a browser extension that converts live website UI into copyable HTML, Tailwind, CSS, design tokens, assets, and Lottie files. It helps designers and developers reuse real page sections and styles in tools like Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable, and Bolt.

MiroMiro

Website to code from live pages

MiroMiro is a browser extension and design-to-code tool that turns live websites into editable front-end assets. It is built for people who want to copy real page sections, inspect the rendered styles, and move those results into tools such as Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable, Bolt, or a codebase without redrawing the UI from scratch.

The product focuses on extracting the actual rendered DOM rather than guessing from screenshots. It can export sections as HTML and Tailwind CSS, inspect live CSS values, extract design tokens, download visual assets, and capture Lottie animations, all while running locally in the browser.

Core features

Inspect & Export sections

Select a section such as a hero, navbar, card, or pricing table and export it as clean HTML with Tailwind CSS or plain CSS.

Live CSS Inspector & Editor

Hover any element to see exact CSS values, then edit colors, fonts, spacing, shadows, gradients, and more directly on the live page before copying the result.

Asset extraction

Download images, videos, SVGs, icons, and inline vector graphics from a website in their original form instead of recreating them from a screenshot.

Lottie extraction

Detect Lottie animations on a page, preview them, and export the animation as JSON or dotLottie for use in code or animation tools.

Design token extraction

Pull colors, fonts, radius, shadows, and other design tokens from a live site so they can be reused as Tailwind config or CSS variables.

Live contrast checking

Check text and UI color combinations on the page against WCAG AA and AAA contrast thresholds without leaving the site.

Practical use cases

  • Rebuild a section from a real site

    Copy a live hero, navbar, pricing table, or card component and paste the output into an AI coding assistant or your codebase for a faster starting point.

  • Prototype style changes visually

    Inspect a production page, adjust spacing, colors, typography, or shadows live, and keep the edited CSS or Tailwind values for later implementation.

  • Extract visual assets at source quality

    Download original assets from a page, including images, videos, SVGs, and icons, when you need editable source materials instead of screenshots.

  • Build a reusable style system

    Capture the design system behind a live site by pulling colors, fonts, radii, shadows, and other tokens into Tailwind or CSS variables.

  • Review accessibility on live interfaces

    Check contrast on the page while reviewing designs so accessible color combinations can be verified before they ship.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exports actual rendered HTML, Tailwind CSS, and CSS rather than relying on screenshot-based guesses.
  • Combines inspection, live editing, asset extraction, and design-token capture in one extension.
  • Runs locally in the browser, which the site says keeps extractions private.
  • Supports several desktop browsers including Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, and Firefox.
  • Includes workflows for AI coding tools by packaging output that can be pasted into Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable, Bolt, or ChatGPT.

Cons

  • The site positions MiroMiro as a browser extension, so it is tied to supported desktop browsers rather than being a standalone web app.
  • The source material shows partial documentation for some features, so deeper workflow details may require trying the product.
  • The product is built around copying and inspecting rendered pages, so it is not a full site-building platform or code editor on its own.

FAQ

Does MiroMiro work with AI coding tools like Cursor and Claude?

Yes. The site says MiroMiro exports components as clean, semantic Tailwind plus HTML, and mentions pasting the output into Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable, Bolt, or ChatGPT.

How do you copy CSS from a website without DevTools?

Install the extension, open a website, and click or hover the element you want. MiroMiro then shows the CSS or Tailwind values so you can copy them without using Chrome DevTools.

Can MiroMiro download Lottie animations from websites?

MiroMiro detects Lottie animations on a page, lets you preview them, and download standard Lottie JSON or dotLottie files.

Is MiroMiro browser-based and available on multiple browsers?

Yes. The pricing page and feature pages describe a free trial and local browser-based extraction, and the extension is available for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, and Firefox.

Is it legal to copy a website design with MiroMiro?

The site says extraction runs locally in your browser and that MiroMiro is a tool like DevTools or a screenshot. It also advises respecting copyright for anything you ship commercially.

Quick Facts

Category
Developer Tool / Design Tool
Product type
Browser extension
Primary use
Turn live website UI into copyable HTML, Tailwind, CSS, assets, and tokens
Platform support
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, and Firefox
Source domain
miromiro.app
Pricing shape
Free trial available; paid monthly and lifetime plans are shown