Stop rebuilding from screenshots

Yes, that's exactly what it's built for. MiroMiro exports components as clean, semantic Tailwind + HTML. Paste it into Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable, Bolt, or ChatGPT and your AI works with real code instead of guessing from a screenshot. The output is structured to maximize how well each AI tool interprets it. We test on every release.

Yes. MiroMiro also ships a developer API and a hosted MCP server. Add https://miromiro.app/mcp as a connector in Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or Codex and your assistant can extract component code, design tokens, brand colors, fonts and assets from any live website on its own. It works keyless in demo mode, and a free API key from miromiro.app/api unlocks full access.

Install MiroMiro, open the site, and click any element. You get its CSS as clean code or as Tailwind classes. No Inspect panel, no nested DOM tree, no losing your selection on reload. DevTools gives you raw computed styles in a tangled tree; MiroMiro gives you a one-click copy that pastes straight into Cursor, Claude, or v0.

Install MiroMiro, open a site that uses Lottie animations, and click the Lottie icon. Every animation loaded by the page is detected automatically. Preview each one, then download as standard Lottie JSON or dotLottie. Works with lottie-web, lottie-react, lottie-ios, and the LottieFiles player. No DevTools, no Network tab digging.

Yes. Click any section (a hero, navbar, pricing card) and MiroMiro exports it as clean HTML with Tailwind classes. The values come from the rendered DOM, not from a screenshot guess, so colors, spacing, typography, and shadows are pixel-accurate. Paste straight into Cursor, Claude, or v0 and skip the manual rewrite.

MiroMiro is an inspector, the same category as your browser's built-in DevTools or 'View Source', just faster and cleaner. Inspecting how a page is built, and learning from its CSS, spacing, and structure, is how the web has always been built. What you do with what you extract is your call: most people grab references, migrate their own design systems, or rebuild past work. Respect copyright for logos, brand assets, and anything you ship commercially, exactly as you would with a screenshot.

Yes. MiroMiro reads the rendered DOM, not the source. It works on every site we've tested: Stripe, Linear, Vercel, Notion, Apple, Webflow, Framer, you name it. A few sites with strict CSP headers may limit certain extractions, but that's rare.

No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser. We literally cannot see what sites you visit or what you copy. We store anonymous usage counts for plan limits. That's it. Zero tracking.

Yes - free forever, no card needed. Inspecting CSS, fonts and colors, live editing, and copying code are unlimited. Downloads and exports are metered on the free plan; when you hit the cap, upgrade to Monthly or grab Lifetime once. Your saved library stays intact either way.

Both options exist. Most users grab the lifetime deal: pay once, yours forever, free updates included. There's also a monthly subscription if you'd rather not commit. Either way: cancel anytime, 60-day money-back guarantee.

Chrome, Brave, and Edge: yes. Arc has a known sidebar API conflict we're tracking, so we don't recommend it on Arc yet. If you're on Arc, use Chrome alongside it for now.