GET /v1/extract10 credits/callThe website to code API: point it at any live URL and get code-ready design tokens back, as JSON, CSS variables or a paste-ready Tailwind config.
One authenticated GET against any live URL. Typed JSON back.
GET /v1/extract$
⠿ fetching linear.app…
{
"colors":[+5],
"fontFamilies": ["Inter", "Berkeley Mono"],
"fontSizes": ["13px", "15px", "21px", "56px"],
"spacing": ["4px", "8px", "12px", "16px", "24px", "32px"],
"radii": ["6px", "8px", "12px", "16px"]
}
200 OK · 1.0s · 10 credits
Colors
Primary
#5e6ad2Accent
#7170ffBackground
#08090aText
#f7f8f8Typography
Spacing & radii
4px8px12px16px24px32px·6px8px12px16pxA real response for stripe.com, captured from the live API - not a mock.
Colors (355 unique)
Every color on the page - width = how often it's used.
Type scale (53 sizes)
Border radius (37 values)
Shadows (37 unique)
Gradients (59 unique)
“Turn linear.app’s design into code and rebuild this screen in that style.”
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Give an AI builder the real design of a reference site so the code it writes actually matches.
Generate a Tailwind or CSS-variable theme from any URL instead of eyedropping by hand.
Wire the endpoint into a build step that turns a design source into typed tokens automatically.
It’s website-to-code: it reads a live, rendered URL, not a Figma file. If your design is published to the web (a prototype, a deployed build, or a Community file), point the API at that URL and get code-ready tokens back.
JSON (default), CSS custom properties (&format=css), a Tailwind config block (&format=tailwind), or a spec-compliant W3C Design Tokens file (&format=dtcg) that drops straight into Style Dictionary, Terrazzo, or a Figma variables importer.
A scraper returns HTML or markdown you still have to parse into a design system. This returns the design system already resolved - named values, usage counts, and format conversions done for you.
Design-to-code extraction is 10 credits per call. Cached and failed calls are free, and every developer gets 300 free credits a month - no card required.
The MiroMiro Website to Code API turns any live URL into code-ready design tokens. It reads the rendered page - the actual colors, type scale, spacing steps, and radii a site ships - and returns them as JSON, CSS custom properties, or a paste-ready Tailwind config. One GET request converts “this website’s design” into something your codebase can use directly.
When Cursor, Claude Code, v0, or Lovable generate UI from a reference site, they guess the values from a screenshot. Hand them the resolved tokens instead and the generated code matches the source instead of drifting. That’s the whole point of a design-to-code step: real ground truth, not a visual approximation.
Figma-to-code tools need a Figma file and often an Enterprise plan. This works from any public URL - a deployed product, a landing page, a published prototype - so you can turn a live reference into code without access to the original design file.
300 free credits every month, no credit card. One key unlocks every endpoint - brand, tokens, images, SVGs, fonts, and Lottie. Upgrade only when you outgrow the free tier.