MiroMiro

What is MiroMiro?

MiroMiro is a free Chrome extension that lets you inspect elements on any live website and copy the underlying design and code artifacts. It extracts CSS and converts it into Tailwind, and it can also export assets such as SVGs and Lottie animations.

The goal is to reduce manual “reverse engineering” of a UI—so you can pull colors, fonts, spacing/radius/shadows, and code outputs directly from the page into your editor.

Key Features

• One-click element copying (live site): Click an element to obtain the exact CSS-derived values and associated design info from the current page.
• CSS to Tailwind export: Convert extracted styling into production-ready Tailwind output alongside HTML for reuse in your project workflow.
• Design token extraction (palette + tokens): Extract brand colors/palettes and export tokens (including formats described as Tailwind config and CSS variables) such as primary/accent/surface and other UI values.
• Asset extraction for images and vectors: Export images in original quality as PNG, JPG, or WebP, and lift inline SVGs/icons/illustrations as editable vector assets.
• Lottie extraction: Detect Lottie animations playing on a page and download the JSON for reuse in your project.
• Accessibility contrast checking on-page: Check text/UI color pairings against WCAG AA and AAA contrast while staying on the live site.
• Local operation: Extraction runs locally and the extension states that it does not see what you copy.
• Library/bookmarking: Save items such as components, colors, and assets into a growing personal reference library.

How to Use MiroMiro

1. Install the Chrome extension and open the website you want to reference.
2. Inspect by hover to view element styling (CSS) and related values, and optionally adjust inline values to see changes update in real time.
3. Click to export the selected element as code (Tailwind + HTML) or extract design tokens like colors.
4. Export assets (images as PNG/JPG/WebP, inline SVGs as vectors, and Lottie animations as JSON) using the asset extractor.

Use Cases

• Rebuilding a landing page faster: Click UI components on a live page to obtain Tailwind + HTML outputs instead of manually matching the screenshot.
• Generating a brand palette and tokens: Extract a full palette from a live website and export hex/RGB/HSL/OKLCH values into a format aligned with your design system workflow.
• Pulling vector icons/SVG illustrations: Lift inline SVGs from a page and paste them as editable vector assets rather than relying on screenshots.
• Adding existing animations to your app: Find a Lottie animation on a page and download its JSON for integration in your own Lottie-based UI.
• Pre-checking color contrast for accessibility: Use on-page WCAG contrast checks (AA/AAA) to validate text/UI pairings before production.

FAQ

Is MiroMiro a web app or a browser extension? MiroMiro is a Chrome extension.

Can MiroMiro extract code from any live website? The extension is designed to copy CSS and convert it to Tailwind based on elements on any live website.

What outputs can it export? Based on the page, outputs include Tailwind + HTML, design tokens (colors/palettes), CSS variables/config exports, images (PNG/JPG/WebP), SVGs, and Lottie JSON.

Does MiroMiro send copied content to a server? The page states that extraction runs locally and that it does not see what you copy.

Is there a free trial for Pro features? Yes. The page indicates a 3-day Pro trial with no credit card, after which Pro is described as €6/month (and a limited early lifetime option is referenced as “pay once”).

Alternatives

• Browser DevTools (manual inspection): You can inspect CSS and DOM directly, but it typically requires manual extraction and conversion to Tailwind and other formats.
• UI-to-code / design-to-code tooling (workflow focused on layouts): These tools often generate code from screenshots or design files, but the workflow may differ from pulling exact values from a live page.
• Design token extraction tools (color/theme focused): Tools dedicated to extracting palettes/tokens can help with color systems, though they may not cover Tailwind/HTML export, Lottie downloads, and inline SVG lifting together.
• Lottie-specific extractors: Dedicated tools for Lottie assets can retrieve animations, but they may not provide the broader CSS/Tailwind and design-token extraction described for MiroMiro.