[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":1992},["ShallowReactive",2],{"blog-how-to-copy-hero-pricing-navbar-sections-into-cursor-en":3,"blog-related-how-to-copy-hero-pricing-navbar-sections-into-cursor-en":440},{"id":4,"title":5,"author":6,"body":7,"category":401,"date":402,"dateModified":402,"description":403,"descriptionEs":404,"descriptionJa":405,"descriptionZh":404,"extension":406,"faqs":407,"image":404,"meta":423,"navigation":254,"path":424,"readingTime":425,"seo":426,"stem":427,"tags":428,"thumbnail":404,"titleEs":404,"titleJa":404,"titleZh":404,"__hash__":439},"blog/blog/how-to-copy-hero-pricing-navbar-sections-into-cursor.md","How to Copy a Hero, Pricing, or Navbar Section into Cursor (2026)","Soraia",{"type":8,"value":9,"toc":381},"minimark",[10,14,17,22,45,48,52,60,63,67,70,75,84,88,98,102,105,109,134,142,146,149,152,170,173,177,180,183,203,206,238,244,248,262,266,269,315,318,322,325,351,358,362,365,371,375,378],[11,12,13],"p",{},"You saw a hero section on Linear. You saw a pricing table on Stripe. You saw a navbar on Vercel. You want them in your project — not as inspiration, but as actual code you can paste into Cursor and ship today.",[11,15,16],{},"Here's the exact workflow for copying a single section from any live website straight into your editor as clean Tailwind HTML.",[18,19,21],"h2",{"id":20},"the-30-second-workflow","The 30-second workflow",[23,24,25,33,39],"ol",{},[26,27,28,32],"li",{},[29,30,31],"strong",{},"Hover the section"," you want — hero, pricing, navbar, footer, testimonial grid, anything.",[26,34,35,38],{},[29,36,37],{},"Click"," to capture it.",[26,40,41,44],{},[29,42,43],{},"Paste"," into Cursor, Claude, or v0 with one sentence of context.",[11,46,47],{},"That's it. Real class names, real values, real structure. No DevTools archaeology, no screenshot guessing.",[18,49,51],{"id":50},"why-section-level-extraction-beats-element-level","Why section-level extraction beats element-level",[11,53,54,55,59],{},"When you extract a single button or single card, you lose the layout context — the grid, the spacing rhythm, the responsive breakpoints. Section-level extraction (hero, pricing tier, navbar) preserves the parent container ",[56,57,58],"em",{},"and"," everything inside it, so the AI gets the full composition.",[11,61,62],{},"A pricing section isn't three cards. It's three cards inside a grid with specific gaps, padding, max-widths, and breakpoint behavior. Copying the whole section gets you all of that. Copying one card forces you to rebuild the layout by hand.",[18,64,66],{"id":65},"how-to-copy-a-hero-section","How to copy a hero section",[11,68,69],{},"Heroes are the most-extracted section type — they set the tone of a landing page and they're hard to design from scratch.",[71,72,74],"h3",{"id":73},"_1-find-a-hero-you-like","1. Find a hero you like",[11,76,77,78,83],{},"Open the site. Linear, Stripe, Vercel, Apple, Notion — anything with a hero you'd happily ship a variant of. Want curated picks? Browse the ",[79,80,82],"a",{"href":81},"/features","feature inspector on miromiro.app"," for examples we use daily.",[71,85,87],{"id":86},"_2-hover-until-the-whole-hero-is-highlighted","2. Hover until the whole hero is highlighted",[11,89,90,97],{},[79,91,96],{"href":92,"rel":93,"target":95},"https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/miromiro-design-system-ex/kpmkikjpclolhodgckeogmiiaehpfjhl",[94],"nofollow","_blank","Install MiroMiro"," and click its toolbar icon. As you hover, MiroMiro highlights the element under your cursor with dimensions and a live preview. Move up the DOM tree (hovering further out) until the entire hero — heading, subheading, CTA, hero image or animation — is inside the highlight. Click.",[71,99,101],{"id":100},"_3-export-as-tailwind-html","3. Export as Tailwind HTML",[11,103,104],{},"MiroMiro converts the live DOM into clean, semantic Tailwind HTML. Real hex values, real spacing tokens, real font weights — not the rounded approximations Figma exports give you. One click copies it to your clipboard.",[71,106,108],{"id":107},"_4-paste-into-cursor","4. Paste into Cursor",[11,110,111,112,116,117,120,121,133],{},"Drop the markup into a ",[113,114,115],"code",{},".tsx"," or ",[113,118,119],{},".vue"," file and prompt Cursor: ",[56,122,123,124,127,128,132],{},"\"Adapt this hero section to my brand colors from ",[113,125,126],{},"tailwind.config.ts"," and replace the copy with ",[129,130,131],"span",{},"your headline",".\""," Because Cursor is reading real Tailwind classes — not interpreting a screenshot — the output matches what you saw.",[11,135,136,137,141],{},"For a deeper look at why this beats screenshot-to-code in every AI tool, see ",[79,138,140],{"href":139},"/blog/design-tools-that-export-clean-html-css","the export-to-code guide",".",[18,143,145],{"id":144},"how-to-copy-a-pricing-section","How to copy a pricing section",[11,147,148],{},"Pricing tables are notoriously fiddly: aligned tiers, highlighted middle plan, feature checklists, responsive collapse on mobile. Building one from scratch is a half-day. Extracting one is 30 seconds.",[11,150,151],{},"The same flow works:",[23,153,154,157,160],{},[26,155,156],{},"Hover the pricing section until the entire 3-tier grid is highlighted (you may need to hover progressively further out to capture the full grid container, not just one card).",[26,158,159],{},"Click to capture.",[26,161,162,163],{},"Paste into Cursor and prompt: ",[56,164,165,166,169],{},"\"Wire this pricing section to my Stripe products in ",[113,167,168],{},"lib/stripe.ts"," and use my plan names: Free, Pro, Team.\"",[11,171,172],{},"The structure is preserved — three columns at desktop, stacked on mobile, highlighted middle plan, feature checklists. Cursor swaps the data while keeping the layout intact.",[18,174,176],{"id":175},"how-to-copy-a-navbar","How to copy a navbar",[11,178,179],{},"Navbars are deceptively complex: logo, links, dropdowns, mobile hamburger, sticky behavior, blur-on-scroll. Most of that is real CSS, not JavaScript — and all of it transfers in the export.",[11,181,182],{},"Same flow:",[23,184,185,192,194],{},[26,186,187,188,191],{},"Hover the ",[113,189,190],{},"\u003Cheader>"," or top-level nav container.",[26,193,159],{},[26,195,162,196],{},[56,197,198,199,202],{},"\"Replace these links with my routes from ",[113,200,201],{},"app/router.ts"," and add a sign-in button on the right.\"",[11,204,205],{},"The blur, the borders, the spacing, the responsive behavior — all real CSS, all in the export. You're not rebuilding the navbar; you're reskinning a working one.",[207,208,210,215,233],"callout",{"color":209},"primary",[11,211,212],{},[29,213,214],{},"Try MiroMiro free for 3 days:",[216,217,218,221,224,227,230],"ul",{},[26,219,220],{},"Copy any hero, pricing, or navbar section as clean Tailwind HTML",[26,222,223],{},"CSS Inspector — copy computed styles from any element",[26,225,226],{},"SVG Extractor — grab icons and graphics as code",[26,228,229],{},"Font Detector — identify any typography",[26,231,232],{},"Lottie Downloader — pull animation JSON files",[11,234,235],{},[29,236,237],{},"Everything unlocked. No credit card required.",[11,239,240],{},[79,241,243],{"href":92,"rel":242,"target":95},[94],"Install MiroMiro Extension →",[18,245,247],{"id":246},"watch-the-export-in-action","Watch the export in action",[11,249,250],{},[251,252],"video",{"src":253,"autoPlay":254,"loop":254,"muted":254,"playsInline":254,"preload":255,"className":256,"style":260,"ariaLabel":261},"https://pub-c2e74bb44f9d43fb836d71fe2a436d42.r2.dev/miromiro-videos/motion-video-export-to-code.mp4",true,"metadata",[257,258,259],"w-full","rounded-2xl","shadow-lg","aspect-ratio: 16/9;","MiroMiro exporting a section as clean Tailwind HTML and pasting into Cursor",[18,263,265],{"id":264},"other-sections-that-work-the-same-way","Other sections that work the same way",[11,267,268],{},"The hover-and-click flow isn't limited to hero, pricing, and navbar. The same workflow extracts:",[216,270,271,277,283,289,295,301],{},[26,272,273,276],{},[29,274,275],{},"Footer"," — multi-column link grids, newsletter signups, social icons.",[26,278,279,282],{},[29,280,281],{},"Testimonial sections"," — quote grids, marquee scrollers, logo walls.",[26,284,285,288],{},[29,286,287],{},"Feature sections"," — bento grids, alternating image-text layouts, card decks.",[26,290,291,294],{},[29,292,293],{},"CTA blocks"," — large gradient buttons, animated badges, form-in-a-card patterns.",[26,296,297,300],{},[29,298,299],{},"Stats sections"," — animated counters, KPI cards, number grids.",[26,302,303,306,307,310,311,314],{},[29,304,305],{},"FAQ accordions"," — semantic ",[113,308,309],{},"\u003Cdetails>"," / ",[113,312,313],{},"\u003Csummary>"," markup intact.",[11,316,317],{},"Anything visible on the page is one click away from being a clean component in your project.",[18,319,321],{"id":320},"pasting-into-other-ai-tools","Pasting into other AI tools",[11,323,324],{},"The extracted Tailwind HTML works identically in:",[216,326,327,333,339,345],{},[26,328,329,332],{},[29,330,331],{},"Claude (Projects, Code, Skills)"," — refactor into React/Vue/Svelte that matches your codebase conventions.",[26,334,335,338],{},[29,336,337],{},"v0"," — use the section as a reference and generate variants.",[26,340,341,344],{},[29,342,343],{},"Lovable & Bolt.new"," — bootstrap a page or app from a real section, not a prompt-driven guess.",[26,346,347,350],{},[29,348,349],{},"ChatGPT"," — drop in as a reference snippet for explanation or composition.",[11,352,353,354,141],{},"For the full breakdown on AI coding tools and component extraction, see ",[79,355,357],{"href":356},"/blog/how-to-copy-ui-components-from-any-website-into-cursor-claude-v0","How to copy any UI component into Cursor, Claude & v0",[18,359,361],{"id":360},"why-this-beats-every-other-design-to-code-path","Why this beats every other \"design to code\" path",[11,363,364],{},"Design-file exporters (Figma Dev Mode, Anima, Locofy) reverse-engineer code from visual layers and guess the structure. The browser, by contrast, has already rendered the real semantic HTML — that's what you're pasting into Cursor. No guessing, no cleanup pass.",[11,366,367,368,141],{},"If you want the full landscape of what works and what doesn't in 2026, ",[79,369,370],{"href":139},"we ranked every design tool that claims clean HTML/CSS export",[18,372,374],{"id":373},"the-takeaway","The takeaway",[11,376,377],{},"Stop rebuilding heroes, pricing tables, and navbars from scratch. The components already exist on every site you admire — you just need a way to lift them out as clean code instead of pixels.",[11,379,380],{},"Hover, click, paste. That's the workflow.",{"title":382,"searchDepth":383,"depth":383,"links":384},"",2,[385,386,387,394,395,396,397,398,399,400],{"id":20,"depth":383,"text":21},{"id":50,"depth":383,"text":51},{"id":65,"depth":383,"text":66,"children":388},[389,391,392,393],{"id":73,"depth":390,"text":74},3,{"id":86,"depth":390,"text":87},{"id":100,"depth":390,"text":101},{"id":107,"depth":390,"text":108},{"id":144,"depth":383,"text":145},{"id":175,"depth":383,"text":176},{"id":246,"depth":383,"text":247},{"id":264,"depth":383,"text":265},{"id":320,"depth":383,"text":321},{"id":360,"depth":383,"text":361},{"id":373,"depth":383,"text":374},"AI Coding","2026-05-10","Hover, click, paste. The fastest way to copy a hero section, pricing table, or navbar from any live website into Cursor as clean Tailwind HTML — and turn it into a real component in under 60 seconds.",null,"ホバー、クリック、貼り付け。ライブサイトからヒーロー、料金表、ナビバーをクリーンなTailwind HTMLとしてCursorにコピーし、60秒以内に実際のコンポーネントにする最速の方法。","md",[408,411,414,417,420],{"question":409,"answer":410},"How do I copy a hero section from a website into Cursor?","Install MiroMiro, open the site, hover the hero until the whole section is highlighted, and click. You get clean Tailwind HTML with real colors, real typography, and real spacing. Paste it into Cursor and ask it to adapt the section to your brand. It takes under 30 seconds.",{"question":412,"answer":413},"Can I copy just the navbar from a site without copying anything else?","Yes. MiroMiro's hover-and-click selector lets you isolate any single section — navbar, hero, pricing, footer — without grabbing the rest of the page. The exported Tailwind HTML is scoped to just that section, so you can paste it into Cursor or v0 as a standalone component.",{"question":415,"answer":416},"Why is this better than DevTools for copying a pricing section?","DevTools gives you 400 lines of compiled CSS with cryptic class names like `.css-1x9kl7` — useless to an AI. MiroMiro gives you semantic Tailwind HTML the AI can actually read and refactor. Cursor turns it into a clean React or Vue component on the first try.",{"question":418,"answer":419},"Will the copied section match my brand colors automatically?","Not automatically — but Cursor and Claude do this in one prompt. Paste the extracted section, then write 'adapt this to use my brand colors from tailwind.config.ts.' Because the AI is reading real class names, it does the swap correctly. With a screenshot, it would guess and miss.",{"question":421,"answer":422},"Does this work for animated hero sections?","Yes for the layout, typography, and structure — those export cleanly. Animations driven by JS or motion libraries don't transfer (you'd add those yourself or with Cursor's help). For pure CSS animations, the keyframes are preserved in the export.",{},"/blog/how-to-copy-hero-pricing-navbar-sections-into-cursor",7,{"title":5,"description":403},"blog/how-to-copy-hero-pricing-navbar-sections-into-cursor",[429,430,431,432,433,434,435,436,437,438],"copy hero section","copy pricing section","copy navbar","website to cursor","hero section to code","pricing table to code","tailwind hero","tailwind pricing","export hero from website","copy section to cursor","jL8S0iB_NOHyb2q6mJf_JeoaCX1oksYVysekwUeVKnI",[441,768,1248],{"id":442,"title":443,"author":6,"body":444,"category":401,"date":735,"dateModified":735,"description":736,"descriptionEs":404,"descriptionJa":737,"descriptionZh":404,"extension":406,"faqs":738,"image":404,"meta":751,"navigation":254,"path":356,"readingTime":752,"seo":753,"stem":754,"tags":755,"thumbnail":404,"titleEs":404,"titleJa":404,"titleZh":404,"__hash__":766,"score":767},"blog/blog/how-to-copy-ui-components-from-any-website-into-cursor-claude-v0.md","How to Copy Any UI Component from Any Website into Cursor, Claude & v0 (2026)",{"type":8,"value":445,"toc":720},[446,449,452,456,459,479,482,486,489,519,522,526,529,533,542,546,549,553,556,560,566,570,573,596,599,603,606,642,645,649,652,655,661,665,668,703,706,710,713],[11,447,448],{},"You're scrolling a website, you see a pricing card, a hero section, or a navbar you love — and you want it in your project. In 2026, you're not opening DevTools and copying CSS line by line anymore. You're pasting it into Cursor, Claude, Lovable, Bolt, or v0 and shipping it in the next five minutes.",[11,450,451],{},"Here's exactly how to do that — and why the \"inspect → screenshot → describe to AI\" workflow everyone was using last year is already obsolete.",[18,453,455],{"id":454},"the-old-workflow-and-why-it-breaks","The old workflow (and why it breaks)",[11,457,458],{},"Until recently, if you wanted to recreate a component from a live site using an AI coding tool, you had three bad options:",[23,460,461,467,473],{},[26,462,463,466],{},[29,464,465],{},"Screenshot it and paste into Claude / ChatGPT."," The AI guesses. It gets the layout roughly right, invents the colors, and hallucinates the spacing. You spend 20 minutes fixing it.",[26,468,469,472],{},[29,470,471],{},"Open DevTools and copy CSS by hand."," You get the real values, but now you have 400 lines of compiled CSS, cryptic class names, and no structure. Pasting that into Cursor is worse than useless.",[26,474,475,478],{},[29,476,477],{},"Describe the component in words."," \"A pricing card with three tiers, a gradient border, and a highlighted middle plan.\" The AI builds something, but it's not the thing you saw.",[11,480,481],{},"All three fail because the AI is guessing instead of reading the actual code. The fix is simple: give the AI the real component.",[18,483,485],{"id":484},"the-new-workflow-extract-paste-done","The new workflow: extract → paste → done",[11,487,488],{},"Here's the exact flow that works in 2026:",[23,490,491,497,503,509],{},[26,492,493,496],{},[29,494,495],{},"Install a Chrome extension that can extract a component as clean code."," MiroMiro does this — hover any element, click, and get production-ready Tailwind HTML.",[26,498,499,502],{},[29,500,501],{},"Select the whole section, not just one element."," A hero, a pricing card, a navbar — select the parent container and the extension exports everything inside it as one clean component.",[26,504,505,508],{},[29,506,507],{},"Copy it."," You get real class names, real values, real structure. Not compiled gunk.",[26,510,511,514,515,518],{},[29,512,513],{},"Paste it into Cursor, Claude, Lovable, Bolt, or v0."," Add one sentence: \"Use this component as the starting point for ",[129,516,517],{},"thing you're building",".\" The AI now has exact values to work from and produces code that actually matches what you saw.",[11,520,521],{},"That's it. No screenshots, no guessing, no back-and-forth.",[18,523,525],{"id":524},"step-by-step-from-website-to-cursor","Step-by-step: from website to Cursor",[11,527,528],{},"Let's do a real example. Say you want to grab a pricing section from a site you admire and use it in your Next.js project.",[71,530,532],{"id":531},"_1-install-miromiro","1. Install MiroMiro",[11,534,535,536,541],{},"Add the ",[79,537,540],{"href":538,"rel":539},"https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/miromiro/kpmkikjpclolhodgckeogmiiaehpfjhl",[94],"MiroMiro Chrome extension"," to your browser. It's free to start — no account needed for your first extractions.",[71,543,545],{"id":544},"_2-visit-the-site-and-activate-the-inspector","2. Visit the site and activate the inspector",[11,547,548],{},"Click the MiroMiro icon. Hover over the pricing section — you'll see a highlight around the element under your cursor. Scroll up until the entire pricing section is highlighted, then click.",[71,550,552],{"id":551},"_3-export-as-clean-tailwind-html","3. Export as clean Tailwind HTML",[11,554,555],{},"MiroMiro converts the live DOM into clean, semantic HTML with Tailwind classes. Real colors, real spacing, real typography — not the compiled mess DevTools shows. One click copies it to your clipboard.",[71,557,559],{"id":558},"_4-hand-it-to-your-ai-and-tell-it-what-you-want","4. Hand it to your AI and tell it what you want",[11,561,562,563,565],{},"Drop the copied component into Cursor, Claude, Lovable, Bolt, or v0 — then just ask. \"Turn this into a three-tier pricing card using my brand colors.\" \"Wire the plans up to my Stripe products in ",[113,564,168],{},".\" \"Make it match the rest of my app and give me a dark mode variant.\" Because the AI is reading real code — real colors, real spacing, real structure — it stops guessing and starts building. You're not pasting a component. You're handing your AI a head start, then pointing it wherever you want to go.",[18,567,569],{"id":568},"why-this-works-with-ai-coding-tools-specifically","Why this works with AI coding tools specifically",[11,571,572],{},"AI coding tools are brilliant at transforming code and terrible at inventing pixel-perfect design from nothing. When you give Cursor or Claude a real component, you're playing to their strengths:",[216,574,575,581,590],{},[26,576,577,580],{},[29,578,579],{},"They can refactor it"," — convert the Tailwind HTML into a React, Vue, or Svelte component that matches your codebase conventions.",[26,582,583,586,587,589],{},[29,584,585],{},"They can adapt it"," — \"make this match our brand colors from ",[113,588,126],{},"\" or \"turn this into a dark-mode variant.\"",[26,591,592,595],{},[29,593,594],{},"They can compose it"," — \"use this pricing card pattern but put three tiers instead of two, and make the middle one the highlighted plan.\"",[11,597,598],{},"The AI isn't guessing anymore. It's transforming real code. That's why the output is 10× better than screenshot-to-code.",[18,600,602],{"id":601},"works-with-every-ai-coding-tool","Works with every AI coding tool",[11,604,605],{},"The extract → paste workflow is tool-agnostic. Once the component is on your clipboard as clean code, you can paste it into:",[216,607,608,614,620,625,631,637],{},[26,609,610,613],{},[29,611,612],{},"Cursor"," — for full-project edits with context from your codebase.",[26,615,616,619],{},[29,617,618],{},"Claude (Projects or Code)"," — for refactoring, adapting, or composing into larger features.",[26,621,622,624],{},[29,623,337],{}," — use the extracted component as a reference and generate variants.",[26,626,627,630],{},[29,628,629],{},"Lovable"," — paste into your prompt to seed a new page or feature.",[26,632,633,636],{},[29,634,635],{},"Bolt.new"," — bootstrap a whole app starting from a real component you liked.",[26,638,639,641],{},[29,640,349],{}," — as a reference snippet when asking for variations or explanations.",[11,643,644],{},"One extension, every AI tool.",[18,646,648],{"id":647},"what-about-screenshots","What about screenshots?",[11,650,651],{},"Screenshots still have a role for pure visual reference — \"I want something that feels like this.\" But for actually building the thing, code beats pixels every time. An LLM that reads real class names and real hex values will always out-produce one that's staring at a JPEG and guessing.",[11,653,654],{},"The rule of thumb: if you want the AI to describe something, use a screenshot. If you want the AI to build something, use extracted code.",[11,656,657,658,141],{},"The deeper \"why\" behind this — including how Figma Dev Mode, Anima, and Locofy all stumble on the same problem — is in our breakdown of ",[79,659,660],{"href":139},"every design tool that claims clean HTML/CSS export",[18,662,664],{"id":663},"what-you-can-grab","What you can grab",[11,666,667],{},"With MiroMiro, \"any component\" really does mean any component. Heroes, navbars, pricing tables, feature grids, testimonial sections, modals, buttons, cards, footers. You can also extract:",[216,669,670,676,682,688,694],{},[26,671,672,675],{},[29,673,674],{},"Colors"," — full palette as CSS variables, Tailwind config, or OKLCH.",[26,677,678,681],{},[29,679,680],{},"Typography"," — font families, sizes, weights, line heights.",[26,683,684,687],{},[29,685,686],{},"SVGs and icons"," — download as optimized SVG files.",[26,689,690,693],{},[29,691,692],{},"Lottie animations"," — grab the JSON directly.",[26,695,696,699,700,141],{},[29,697,698],{},"Images"," — full resolution, ready to drop into ",[113,701,702],{},"/public",[11,704,705],{},"Everything you'd normally rebuild by hand, available as one click.",[18,707,709],{"id":708},"try-it","Try it",[11,711,712],{},"If you've been copy-pasting CSS from DevTools into ChatGPT and wondering why the output is mediocre, the problem isn't the AI. It's the input. Give Cursor and Claude real components instead of screenshots and watch the quality jump.",[11,714,715,719],{},[79,716,718],{"href":538,"rel":717},[94],"Install MiroMiro for free"," and extract your first component in under 30 seconds.",{"title":382,"searchDepth":383,"depth":383,"links":721},[722,723,724,730,731,732,733,734],{"id":454,"depth":383,"text":455},{"id":484,"depth":383,"text":485},{"id":524,"depth":383,"text":525,"children":725},[726,727,728,729],{"id":531,"depth":390,"text":532},{"id":544,"depth":390,"text":545},{"id":551,"depth":390,"text":552},{"id":558,"depth":390,"text":559},{"id":568,"depth":383,"text":569},{"id":601,"depth":383,"text":602},{"id":647,"depth":383,"text":648},{"id":663,"depth":383,"text":664},{"id":708,"depth":383,"text":709},"2026-04-13","The fastest way to grab a UI component from a live website and paste it straight into Cursor, Claude, Lovable, Bolt, or v0 — as clean Tailwind HTML. No DevTools, no rewriting.","ライブWebサイトからUIコンポーネントを取得し、Cursor、Claude、Lovable、Bolt、v0にそのまま貼り付ける最速の方法。クリーンなTailwind HTMLとして。DevTools不要、書き直し不要。",[739,742,745,748],{"question":740,"answer":741},"How do I copy a UI component from a website into Cursor?","Install MiroMiro, open the site, click the component you want — a hero, navbar, pricing card — and copy as Tailwind + HTML. Paste straight into Cursor and ask it to adapt the component to your brand. Cursor reads real class names and real values instead of guessing from a screenshot.",{"question":743,"answer":744},"Can I paste a website's design into Claude or v0?","Yes. MiroMiro exports clean semantic HTML with Tailwind classes derived from the site's actual rendered styles. Paste the output into Claude, v0, Lovable or Bolt — they treat it as real input code, not a visual to interpret. The result matches what you saw on the original site.",{"question":746,"answer":747},"Why is screenshot-to-code unreliable?","Vision models guess at colors, spacing and typography from pixels. They get layout roughly right, but invent the actual values — leading to a 20-minute manual cleanup. Extracting real class names and values from the live DOM gives the AI exact input, so its output is correct on the first try.",{"question":749,"answer":750},"Does this work with React, Vue or Next.js sites?","Yes. MiroMiro reads the rendered DOM, so framework doesn't matter. React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Svelte, Webflow, Framer — all produce clean output. We test daily on Stripe, Linear, Vercel, Apple, Notion and 10,000+ other sites.",{},8,{"title":443,"description":736},"blog/how-to-copy-ui-components-from-any-website-into-cursor-claude-v0",[756,432,757,758,759,760,761,762,763,764,765],"copy ui component from website","website to claude","website to v0","website to lovable","website to bolt","ai coding tools","chrome extension for cursor","paste website into ai","tailwind from website","react from website","xMDmMr-Z9rts7zSYT8sEJmSOSots1ptXsft6o78XlNc",4,{"id":769,"title":770,"author":6,"body":771,"category":1214,"date":1215,"dateModified":1215,"description":1216,"descriptionEs":404,"descriptionJa":1217,"descriptionZh":404,"extension":406,"faqs":1218,"image":404,"meta":1234,"navigation":254,"path":139,"readingTime":425,"seo":1235,"stem":1236,"tags":1237,"thumbnail":404,"titleEs":404,"titleJa":404,"titleZh":404,"__hash__":1246,"score":1247},"blog/blog/design-tools-that-export-clean-html-css.md","What Design Tool Exports Clean HTML and CSS? (2026 Honest Guide)",{"type":8,"value":772,"toc":1198},[773,779,786,792,795,798,802,805,819,822,855,858,862,866,872,885,891,897,903,907,910,916,933,937,944,958,961,984,989,993,996,1000,1007,1011,1014,1018,1021,1024,1027,1033,1040,1044,1051,1057,1060,1114,1117,1143,1146,1155,1159,1185,1189,1192,1195],[11,774,775,776],{},"You've probably typed some version of this into Google: ",[56,777,778],{},"\"what design tool exports clean HTML and CSS?\"",[11,780,781,782,785],{},"The honest answer: ",[29,783,784],{},"none of them, really."," Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, even newer tools like Anima and Locofy — they all claim clean exports. They all ship code that needs real work before you can use it in production.",[11,787,788,789],{},"But there's a better question: ",[29,790,791],{},"why are you going design-file → code at all?",[11,793,794],{},"If you're trying to recreate something you already saw on a real website, you're adding a step that doesn't need to exist. The cleanest HTML and CSS is the code the browser is already rendering.",[11,796,797],{},"Here's the full landscape in 2026, honestly ranked.",[18,799,801],{"id":800},"why-design-file-exports-are-messy-and-always-will-be","Why design-file exports are messy (and always will be)",[11,803,804],{},"Design tools render pixels. Browsers render semantic markup. The gap between those two is where \"clean export\" goes to die.",[11,806,807,808,811,812,814,815,818],{},"A button in Figma is a rectangle with text inside it. The exporter doesn't know it's a button. It doesn't know whether that section should be a ",[113,809,810],{},"\u003Cnav>",", a ",[113,813,190],{},", or a ",[113,816,817],{},"\u003Csection>",". It sees rectangles, text, and auto-layout rules — and has to guess structure from visual proximity.",[11,820,821],{},"The result is the same every time:",[216,823,824,827,830,833,852],{},[26,825,826],{},"Wrapped in unnecessary divs",[26,828,829],{},"Absolute positioning everywhere (because that's what Figma thinks in)",[26,831,832],{},"Inline styles or unscoped CSS classes",[26,834,835,836,839,840,839,842,845,846,849,850],{},"No semantic HTML — no ",[113,837,838],{},"\u003Cbutton>",", ",[113,841,810],{},[113,843,844],{},"\u003Carticle>",", just ",[113,847,848],{},"\u003Cdiv>"," after ",[113,851,848],{},[26,853,854],{},"Font weights, colors, and spacing rounded to the nearest approximation",[11,856,857],{},"You can polish this. You can't skip it.",[18,859,861],{"id":860},"the-2026-comparison-every-tool-that-claims-to-export-clean-code","The 2026 comparison: every tool that claims to export clean code",[71,863,865],{"id":864},"design-file-code-tools","Design-file → code tools",[11,867,868,871],{},[29,869,870],{},"Figma Dev Mode"," — The default option. Shows CSS, iOS, Android snippets for any selected layer. Good for grabbing individual values (colors, spacing, font sizes). The full component HTML/CSS export is unusable — it's essentially inline-styled absolute-positioned divs.",[11,873,874,877,878,839,881,884],{},[29,875,876],{},"Anima"," — Plugin for Figma/Sketch/Adobe XD. Exports React, Vue, or HTML. Cleaner than Figma's native output but still produces component code that feels AI-generated — class names like ",[113,879,880],{},"group-1",[113,882,883],{},"rectangle-5",", and a lot of wrapper divs. Usable as a starting point, not as shippable code.",[11,886,887,890],{},[29,888,889],{},"Locofy.ai"," — Adds AI on top of the Figma export step. The output is noticeably cleaner than Anima, and it attempts semantic tags. Still requires a review pass. Best for teams already deep in the Figma → React pipeline who want to save hours, not perfect code.",[11,892,893,896],{},[29,894,895],{},"Framer"," — Technically exports HTML/CSS, but its output is tightly coupled to Framer's runtime. If you're not hosting on Framer, exporting is more painful than it looks.",[11,898,899,902],{},[29,900,901],{},"Webflow"," — Similar story. Webflow's export is more portable than Framer's, but you're still getting Webflow's class naming and structure, not code you'd write by hand.",[71,904,906],{"id":905},"live-website-code-tools","Live-website → code tools",[11,908,909],{},"This is the category most people overlook. Instead of starting from a design file, you start from a real, shipped website — and extract the code the browser is already rendering.",[11,911,912,915],{},[29,913,914],{},"MiroMiro"," — Chrome extension. Hover any element on any live site, click, get production-ready Tailwind HTML (or vanilla HTML/CSS). Because the code is already semantic markup the browser ran, you skip the \"guess the structure\" problem that every design-file exporter has.",[11,917,918,921,922,925,926,839,929,932],{},[29,919,920],{},"Browser DevTools"," — Free, built-in, and miserable. You can copy ",[113,923,924],{},"outerHTML"," and scrape computed styles, but you get cryptic minified class names (",[113,927,928],{},".sc-d4e1f2",[113,930,931],{},".css-1x9kl7","), 400 lines of unused CSS per element, and no Tailwind conversion. Technically possible; rarely worth it.",[18,934,936],{"id":935},"why-live-website-extraction-wins-for-most-cases","Why live-website extraction wins for most cases",[11,938,939,940,943],{},"If what you want is ",[56,941,942],{},"\"code that looks like the thing I saw on a real website,\""," live-website extraction is the shortest path:",[216,945,946,949,952,955],{},[26,947,948],{},"The semantic structure is already there (browsers enforce it)",[26,950,951],{},"The CSS values are real, not rounded approximations",[26,953,954],{},"You skip the design-file middleman entirely",[26,956,957],{},"You can grab anything from any site — not just files you have access to",[11,959,960],{},"The only case where design-file export wins: when the component you want hasn't been built yet and exists only as a mockup.",[207,962,963,967,980],{"color":209},[11,964,965],{},[29,966,214],{},[216,968,969,972,974,976,978],{},[26,970,971],{},"Extract clean Tailwind HTML from any live site",[26,973,223],{},[26,975,226],{},[26,977,229],{},[26,979,232],{},[11,981,982],{},[29,983,237],{},[11,985,986],{},[79,987,243],{"href":92,"rel":988,"target":95},[94],[18,990,992],{"id":991},"how-to-get-clean-htmlcss-from-any-live-website","How to get clean HTML/CSS from any live website",[11,994,995],{},"The workflow is three steps:",[71,997,999],{"id":998},"step-1-install-a-live-website-extractor","Step 1: Install a live-website extractor",[11,1001,1002,1003,1006],{},"Install ",[79,1004,914],{"href":92,"rel":1005,"target":95},[94]," from the Chrome Web Store. You'll get a toolbar icon that works on any site.",[71,1008,1010],{"id":1009},"step-2-hover-the-element-you-want","Step 2: Hover the element you want",[11,1012,1013],{},"Open any site you like the look of — Linear, Stripe, Vercel, a pricing page, a hero section, whatever. Click the extension, hover the component, and the overlay highlights it with dimensions and a live preview.",[71,1015,1017],{"id":1016},"step-3-export-as-clean-code","Step 3: Export as clean code",[11,1019,1020],{},"Click once. MiroMiro gives you clean Tailwind HTML (default) or vanilla HTML/CSS. Class names match what the site actually uses. Spacing, colors, and typography are the real values — not rounded.",[11,1022,1023],{},"Paste straight into Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable, or your own codebase. No cleanup pass needed.",[11,1025,1026],{},"Here's the export-to-code feature in action:",[11,1028,1029],{},[251,1030],{"src":253,"autoPlay":254,"loop":254,"muted":254,"playsInline":254,"preload":255,"className":1031,"style":260,"ariaLabel":1032},[257,258,259],"MiroMiro exporting clean Tailwind HTML and CSS from a live website",[11,1034,1035,1036,141],{},"For the full walkthrough of the inspector — including the live preview overlay, dimension labels, and the Tailwind / vanilla CSS toggle — see the ",[79,1037,1039],{"href":1038},"/features/inspect-export","Inspect & Export feature page",[18,1041,1043],{"id":1042},"how-to-prompt-your-ai-after-extraction","How to prompt your AI after extraction",[11,1045,1046,1047,1050],{},"Pasting clean Tailwind HTML into Cursor or Claude is the first half. The second half is ",[56,1048,1049],{},"what you say next"," — and a good prompt is the difference between a generic copy-paste and a section that actually fits your brand.",[11,1052,1053,1054],{},"The pattern that works: ",[29,1055,1056],{},"tell the AI where the code came from, what you want kept, and what you want changed.",[11,1058,1059],{},"Here's a prompt template you can copy:",[1061,1062,1063,1074,1107],"blockquote",{},[11,1064,1065,1066,1069,1070,1073],{},"This is a ",[129,1067,1068],{},"hero / pricing / navbar"," section I extracted from ",[129,1071,1072],{},"site name"," using MiroMiro. I want to use it on our website, but adapted to our brand:",[216,1075,1076,1082,1091,1097,1100],{},[26,1077,1078,1079,1081],{},"Use our brand colors from ",[113,1080,126],{}," (primary, secondary, accent)",[26,1083,1084,1085,1088,1089],{},"Use our typography — headings in ",[129,1086,1087],{},"your font",", body in ",[129,1090,1087],{},[26,1092,1093,1094],{},"Replace the copy with: ",[129,1095,1096],{},"your headline, subheadline, CTA text",[26,1098,1099],{},"Keep the layout, spacing, and animation timing intact",[26,1101,1102,1103,1106],{},"Match the rest of our app's component conventions (",[129,1104,1105],{},"file pattern, e.g., kebab-case filenames, default export",")",[11,1108,1109,1110,1113],{},"Output as a single ",[129,1111,1112],{},"React / Vue / Svelte"," component.",[11,1115,1116],{},"Why this works:",[216,1118,1119,1125,1131,1137],{},[26,1120,1121,1124],{},[29,1122,1123],{},"\"I extracted this from X\" frames the input correctly."," The AI knows it's real, working code — not a sketch to interpret. It refactors instead of rebuilds.",[26,1126,1127,1130],{},[29,1128,1129],{},"\"Keep the layout, spacing, and animation\""," prevents the AI from helpfully \"improving\" the part you specifically liked.",[26,1132,1133,1136],{},[29,1134,1135],{},"\"Match our conventions\""," plus a path reference gives Cursor real context to read. Without that, you get a component that works in isolation but doesn't fit.",[26,1138,1139,1142],{},[29,1140,1141],{},"\"Replace the copy with X\""," is more reliable than asking the AI to invent copy that fits your brand voice — copy is the one part of design where AI guessing is most obvious.",[11,1144,1145],{},"The mental model: you're not asking the AI to design something. You're handing it a working reference and asking it to translate it into your codebase's dialect. That's a job AI is genuinely good at.",[11,1147,1148,1149,1154],{},"For longer sessions — a multi-page redesign or an entire landing page rebuild — extract several sections from different sites, paste them all into one Cursor conversation, and prompt: ",[56,1150,1151,1152,132],{},"\"Use these as references for the visual language of our new landing page. Build the home page using a hero like the first one, a pricing section like the second, and a footer like the third. Use our brand from ",[113,1153,126],{}," You're effectively building a custom design system, in code, in 10 minutes.",[18,1156,1158],{"id":1157},"when-to-use-which-tool","When to use which tool",[216,1160,1161,1167,1173,1179],{},[26,1162,1163,1166],{},[29,1164,1165],{},"Building from a Figma mockup that doesn't exist anywhere else yet:"," Anima or Locofy. Expect a cleanup pass.",[26,1168,1169,1172],{},[29,1170,1171],{},"Recreating something you saw on a real website:"," Live extraction with MiroMiro. Fastest, cleanest path.",[26,1174,1175,1178],{},[29,1176,1177],{},"Grabbing a single CSS value (color, shadow, font size):"," Figma Dev Mode or browser DevTools — both work fine for one-off values.",[26,1180,1181,1184],{},[29,1182,1183],{},"Exporting a full Webflow/Framer site you built:"," Use their native export, knowing you'll be tied to their conventions.",[18,1186,1188],{"id":1187},"the-honest-takeaway","The honest takeaway",[11,1190,1191],{},"No design tool exports truly clean HTML and CSS directly from a design file. They all need a cleanup pass, because they're reverse-engineering semantic structure from visual layers.",[11,1193,1194],{},"If the component you want already exists on a live website — which it almost always does — extract it from there instead. The code is already clean. The browser did the hard work.",[11,1196,1197],{},"That's the shortcut nobody tells you about.",{"title":382,"searchDepth":383,"depth":383,"links":1199},[1200,1201,1205,1206,1211,1212,1213],{"id":800,"depth":383,"text":801},{"id":860,"depth":383,"text":861,"children":1202},[1203,1204],{"id":864,"depth":390,"text":865},{"id":905,"depth":390,"text":906},{"id":935,"depth":383,"text":936},{"id":991,"depth":383,"text":992,"children":1207},[1208,1209,1210],{"id":998,"depth":390,"text":999},{"id":1009,"depth":390,"text":1010},{"id":1016,"depth":390,"text":1017},{"id":1042,"depth":383,"text":1043},{"id":1157,"depth":383,"text":1158},{"id":1187,"depth":383,"text":1188},"Design Tools","2026-04-21","Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD — their HTML/CSS exports are notoriously bloated. Here's the real way to get clean, production-ready code in 2026, plus an honest comparison of every tool that claims to do it.","FigmaやSketch、Adobe XDのHTML/CSSエクスポートは煩雑で使い物になりません。2026年時点で本当にクリーンなコードを得る方法と、コード出力をうたう各ツールの正直な比較ガイド。",[1219,1222,1225,1228,1231],{"question":1220,"answer":1221},"Which design tool actually exports clean HTML and CSS?","No design file → code tool exports truly clean HTML/CSS out of the box. Figma Dev Mode, Anima, Locofy, and Framer all produce code that needs cleanup before shipping. The cleanest approach in 2026 is to skip the design-file step entirely — use a browser extension like MiroMiro to export code directly from any live website, since browsers already render clean semantic markup.",{"question":1223,"answer":1224},"Why is Figma's HTML export so messy?","Figma generates code from visual layers, not semantic structure. A 'button' in Figma is a rectangle with text inside — the exporter has no way to know it should be a `\u003Cbutton>` element. It guesses, wraps everything in divs, and inlines absolute positioning. Live websites already have the semantic markup baked in, which is why extracting from a rendered page gives cleaner results.",{"question":1226,"answer":1227},"Is it legal to copy HTML/CSS from a live website?","Copying HTML/CSS structure and styling for learning, prototyping, or inspiration is standard practice and generally fine. Copying entire pages or brand assets (logos, copy, images) for a commercial competitor is not. Treat extracted code the same way you'd treat code from a public GitHub repo — fine as a reference and starting point, not as a wholesale clone.",{"question":1229,"answer":1230},"What's the difference between Figma Dev Mode and MiroMiro?","Figma Dev Mode exports code from a design file — you need access to the Figma file and it only works for what's inside it. MiroMiro exports code from any live website you visit in the browser — you don't need design file access, and you're getting the real shipped code, not a guess based on visual layers.",{"question":1232,"answer":1233},"Does MiroMiro export Tailwind or vanilla CSS?","Both. MiroMiro can output clean Tailwind HTML (matching the utility classes the site actually uses) or vanilla HTML + CSS. Tailwind is the default because it's what most modern AI coding tools (Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable) expect as input.",{},{"title":770,"description":1216},"blog/design-tools-that-export-clean-html-css",[1238,1239,1240,1241,1242,1243,1244,1245],"design tool export html css","figma to html","design to code","clean html css export","website to code","design tool comparison","tailwind export","no-code to code","LUfI139ZFdJHYhC0QU4ZX_oOHxSVVYlX22b7-_GCgOc",0,{"id":1249,"title":1250,"author":6,"body":1251,"category":1962,"date":1963,"dateModified":1964,"description":1965,"descriptionEs":404,"descriptionJa":1966,"descriptionZh":404,"extension":406,"faqs":1967,"image":1568,"meta":1980,"navigation":254,"path":1981,"readingTime":425,"seo":1982,"stem":1983,"tags":1984,"thumbnail":404,"titleEs":404,"titleJa":404,"titleZh":404,"__hash__":1991,"score":1247},"blog/blog/free-lottie-animations-best-resources.md","8 Best Free Lottie Animation Sites — Download JSON Files (2026)",{"type":8,"value":1252,"toc":1937},[1253,1256,1262,1311,1314,1317,1321,1324,1327,1350,1353,1355,1359,1363,1366,1387,1391,1394,1409,1413,1420,1434,1438,1441,1455,1459,1462,1477,1485,1487,1491,1494,1501,1504,1510,1513,1520,1524,1560,1569,1585,1589,1676,1686,1688,1692,1695,1753,1771,1773,1777,1780,1808,1810,1814,1818,1821,1825,1832,1843,1851,1855,1867,1869,1873,1876,1905,1909],[11,1254,1255],{},"You need a Lottie animation. You don't have a budget. Where do you go?",[11,1257,1258,1259,141],{},"The honest answer is: ",[29,1260,1261],{},"it depends on what you're looking for",[207,1263,1264,1269],{"color":209},[11,1265,1266],{},[29,1267,1268],{},"TL;DR",[216,1270,1271,1282,1297],{},[26,1272,1273,1276,1277],{},[29,1274,1275],{},"Want a quick generic animation?"," → ",[79,1278,1281],{"href":1279,"rel":1280},"https://lottiefiles.com/free-animations",[94],"LottieFiles",[26,1283,1284,1276,1287,116,1292],{},[29,1285,1286],{},"Need polished UI icons?",[79,1288,1291],{"href":1289,"rel":1290},"https://lordicon.com",[94],"Lordicon",[79,1293,1296],{"href":1294,"rel":1295},"https://useanimations.com",[94],"useAnimations",[26,1298,1299,1276,1306,1310],{},[29,1300,1301,1302,1305],{},"Saw a Lottie on a real site (Stripe, Linear, Notion) and want ",[56,1303,1304],{},"that one","?",[79,1307,1309],{"href":1308},"#the-method-most-designers-miss","Extract it with MiroMiro"," ↓",[11,1312,1313],{},"Here's the full breakdown — five free libraries worth your time, plus the method most designers don't know about.",[1315,1316],"hr",{},[18,1318,1320],{"id":1319},"why-this-list-is-shorter-than-most","Why this list is shorter than most",[11,1322,1323],{},"Most \"best free Lottie\" articles dump 15+ libraries on you. That's not helpful — half of them have 50 animations and the other half are just LottieFiles in a different paint job.",[11,1325,1326],{},"We tested every major library and kept the five that:",[23,1328,1329,1336,1343],{},[26,1330,1331,1332,1335],{},"Have ",[29,1333,1334],{},"enough volume"," to actually solve your problem (>1,000 free animations)",[26,1337,1338,1339,1342],{},"Allow ",[29,1340,1341],{},"commercial use"," in their free tier (with or without attribution)",[26,1344,1345,1346,1349],{},"Are ",[29,1347,1348],{},"still actively updated"," in 2026",[11,1351,1352],{},"If a library didn't clear all three bars, it's not in the list.",[1315,1354],{},[18,1356,1358],{"id":1357},"the-5-best-free-lottie-libraries","The 5 best free Lottie libraries",[71,1360,1362],{"id":1361},"_1-lottiefiles-the-default-starting-point","1. LottieFiles — the default starting point",[11,1364,1365],{},"The biggest Lottie library on the internet. 200,000+ free animations, a built-in editor, and direct export to JSON or dotLottie.",[11,1367,1368,1371,1372,1375,1376,1379,1380],{},[29,1369,1370],{},"Best for:"," general-purpose animations, illustrations, hero graphics\n",[29,1373,1374],{},"Free tier:"," unlimited browsing, daily download limit, commercial use allowed\n",[29,1377,1378],{},"Watch for:"," popular animations get used on hundreds of sites — your loading spinner won't be unique\n",[29,1381,1382,1383],{},"→ ",[79,1384,1386],{"href":1279,"rel":1385},[94],"lottiefiles.com/free-animations",[71,1388,1390],{"id":1389},"_2-iconscout-curated-higher-quality","2. IconScout — curated, higher quality",[11,1392,1393],{},"Smaller library but the average animation looks better. Strong for icon sets and UI micro-interactions where consistency matters.",[11,1395,1396,1398,1399,1401,1402],{},[29,1397,1370],{}," icon animations, dashboard UIs, design systems\n",[29,1400,1374],{}," limited downloads per month, attribution required\n",[29,1403,1382,1404],{},[79,1405,1408],{"href":1406,"rel":1407},"https://iconscout.com/lottie-animations",[94],"iconscout.com/lottie-animations",[71,1410,1412],{"id":1411},"_3-lordicon-animated-icons-that-change-state","3. Lordicon — animated icons that change state",[11,1414,1415,1416,1419],{},"The best library if you want icons that ",[56,1417,1418],{},"react"," — hover-to-morph, click-to-confirm, that kind of thing. Each icon ships with multiple animation states.",[11,1421,1422,1424,1425,1427,1428],{},[29,1423,1370],{}," interactive icons, button feedback, navigation states\n",[29,1426,1374],{}," free with attribution, paid plan removes attribution\n",[29,1429,1382,1430],{},[79,1431,1433],{"href":1289,"rel":1432},[94],"lordicon.com",[71,1435,1437],{"id":1436},"_4-useanimations-ui-primitives-mit-licensed","4. useAnimations — UI primitives, MIT-licensed",[11,1439,1440],{},"Small, opinionated set of UI animations: loaders, checkmarks, hamburger menus, play/pause toggles. Genuinely free, MIT license, no attribution required.",[11,1442,1443,1445,1446,1448,1449],{},[29,1444,1370],{}," app UI, micro-interactions, builders who hate license headaches\n",[29,1447,1374],{}," fully free, MIT license\n",[29,1450,1382,1451],{},[79,1452,1454],{"href":1294,"rel":1453},[94],"useanimations.com",[71,1456,1458],{"id":1457},"_5-lottielab-newer-entrant-motion-tool-first","5. Lottielab — newer entrant, motion-tool-first",[11,1460,1461],{},"Lottielab is a motion design tool first, library second — but its free pack is solid and the styles are noticeably different from the LottieFiles aesthetic. Worth checking for animations that don't feel \"stock.\"",[11,1463,1464,1466,1467,1469,1470],{},[29,1465,1370],{}," motion-forward landing pages, designers tired of generic styles\n",[29,1468,1374],{}," free pack available, paid for advanced editing\n",[29,1471,1382,1472],{},[79,1473,1476],{"href":1474,"rel":1475},"https://lottielab.com",[94],"lottielab.com",[207,1478,1479],{"color":209},[11,1480,1481,1484],{},[29,1482,1483],{},"Honourable mentions"," that didn't make the cut: Creattie (good but small), Jitter (more of a tool than a library), Drawer (niche hand-drawn style — great if it fits, useless if it doesn't).",[1315,1486],{},[18,1488,1490],{"id":1489},"the-method-most-designers-miss","The method most designers miss",[11,1492,1493],{},"Libraries are great, but they have one fundamental problem:",[1061,1495,1496],{},[11,1497,1498],{},[29,1499,1500],{},"Everyone uses the same animations.",[11,1502,1503],{},"That polished checkmark you grabbed off LottieFiles? It's already on 50 SaaS dashboards.",[11,1505,1506,1507],{},"Here's what experienced designers actually do: ",[29,1508,1509],{},"extract Lotties directly from live websites.",[11,1511,1512],{},"That smooth scroll animation on Stripe. The icon transitions on Linear. The hero animation on Notion. They're all Lottie JSON files — and they're loaded into your browser the moment the page renders. Which means you can grab them.",[11,1514,1515],{},[251,1516],{"src":1517,"autoPlay":254,"loop":254,"muted":254,"playsInline":254,"preload":255,"className":1518,"style":260,"ariaLabel":1519},"https://pub-c2e74bb44f9d43fb836d71fe2a436d42.r2.dev/miromiro-videos/motion-video-lottie-new.mp4",[257,258,259],"MiroMiro extracting Lottie animations from a live website",[71,1521,1523],{"id":1522},"how-extraction-works-60-seconds","How extraction works (60 seconds)",[23,1525,1526,1536,1542,1547,1550],{},[26,1527,1528,1531,1532,1535],{},[29,1529,1530],{},"Install"," the ",[79,1533,540],{"href":92,"rel":1534},[94]," (free trial, no credit card)",[26,1537,1538,1541],{},[29,1539,1540],{},"Open"," any site using Lottie animations",[26,1543,1544,1546],{},[29,1545,37],{}," the MiroMiro icon → Lottie tab",[26,1548,1549],{},"Every animation on the page appears with a live preview",[26,1551,1552,1555,1556],{},[29,1553,1554],{},"Download"," as JSON or dotLottie — or ",[79,1557,1559],{"href":1558},"/tools/lottie-preview","test it instantly in our free Lottie player",[11,1561,1562],{},[1563,1564],"img",{"alt":1565,"className":1566,"src":1568},"MiroMiro detecting Lottie animations on a live site",[257,1567,258],"h-auto","/blog/lottie/lottie-detect.png",[207,1570,1571,1576,1579],{"color":209},[11,1572,1573],{},[29,1574,1575],{},"Try it on your favourite site right now",[11,1577,1578],{},"Stripe, Linear, Notion, Vercel, Figma, Raycast — all serve their animations as standard Lottie JSON. A typical SaaS landing page has 5–20 Lotties on it.",[11,1580,1581],{},[79,1582,1584],{"href":92,"rel":1583},[94],"Install MiroMiro free →",[71,1586,1588],{"id":1587},"libraries-vs-extraction-when-to-use-which","Libraries vs. extraction — when to use which",[1590,1591,1592,1607],"table",{},[1593,1594,1595],"thead",{},[1596,1597,1598,1601,1604],"tr",{},[1599,1600],"th",{},[1599,1602,1603],{},"Libraries",[1599,1605,1606],{},"Extraction",[1608,1609,1610,1624,1637,1650,1663],"tbody",{},[1596,1611,1612,1618,1621],{},[1613,1614,1615],"td",{},[29,1616,1617],{},"Speed",[1613,1619,1620],{},"Browse and download",[1613,1622,1623],{},"Open the site, one click",[1596,1625,1626,1631,1634],{},[1613,1627,1628],{},[29,1629,1630],{},"Variety",[1613,1632,1633],{},"What's been uploaded",[1613,1635,1636],{},"Anything you've seen on the web",[1596,1638,1639,1644,1647],{},[1613,1640,1641],{},[29,1642,1643],{},"Uniqueness",[1613,1645,1646],{},"Shared with everyone",[1613,1648,1649],{},"Inspiration from real sites",[1596,1651,1652,1657,1660],{},[1613,1653,1654],{},[29,1655,1656],{},"Licensing",[1613,1658,1659],{},"Clear (per animation)",[1613,1661,1662],{},"Use as reference / inspiration",[1596,1664,1665,1670,1673],{},[1613,1666,1667],{},[29,1668,1669],{},"Best for",[1613,1671,1672],{},"Quick generic needs",[1613,1674,1675],{},"Specific animations you've seen",[11,1677,1678,1679,1682,1683,141],{},"The right answer is usually ",[29,1680,1681],{},"both",": libraries when you need something fast and licensed; extraction when you need ",[56,1684,1685],{},"that exact thing you saw on a site you love",[1315,1687],{},[18,1689,1691],{"id":1690},"where-to-find-sites-with-great-lottie-animations","Where to find sites with great Lottie animations",[11,1693,1694],{},"If you want to study how the best teams use motion, here's where to look:",[216,1696,1697,1707,1717,1727,1737,1743],{},[26,1698,1699,1706],{},[29,1700,1701],{},[79,1702,1705],{"href":1703,"rel":1704},"https://stripe.com",[94],"Stripe"," — subtle, polished micro-interactions",[26,1708,1709,1716],{},[29,1710,1711],{},[79,1712,1715],{"href":1713,"rel":1714},"https://linear.app",[94],"Linear"," — clean icon animations, beautifully timed",[26,1718,1719,1726],{},[29,1720,1721],{},[79,1722,1725],{"href":1723,"rel":1724},"https://notion.so",[94],"Notion"," — playful illustrations and onboarding",[26,1728,1729,1736],{},[29,1730,1731],{},[79,1732,1735],{"href":1733,"rel":1734},"https://vercel.com",[94],"Vercel"," — technical, developer-focused motion",[26,1738,1739,1742],{},[29,1740,1741],{},"Framer templates"," — motion-heavy landing pages, almost all Lottie-driven",[26,1744,1745,1752],{},[29,1746,1747],{},[79,1748,1751],{"href":1749,"rel":1750},"https://www.awwwards.com",[94],"Awwwards"," — filter winners by animation",[207,1754,1755,1760,1763],{"color":209},[11,1756,1757],{},[29,1758,1759],{},"The shortcut: our curated index of real Lottie sites",[11,1761,1762],{},"We've scanned dozens of real production websites with MiroMiro and indexed exactly how many Lotties each one loads — from Webflow agencies to fashion brands to fintech apps. Every Lottie on every site is downloadable in one click.",[11,1764,1765],{},[79,1766,1768],{"href":1767},"/lottie-sites",[29,1769,1770],{},"→ Browse free Lottie animations from real websites",[1315,1772],{},[18,1774,1776],{"id":1775},"edit-and-convert-your-lottie-files","Edit and convert your Lottie files",[11,1778,1779],{},"Once you have a JSON, you have options:",[216,1781,1782,1790,1796,1802],{},[26,1783,1784,1789],{},[29,1785,1786],{},[79,1787,1788],{"href":1558},"MiroMiro's free Lottie Preview tool"," — play, scrub frames, change colours, isolate layers, export to GIF/WebM/PNG. No signup, runs in your browser.",[26,1791,1792,1795],{},[29,1793,1794],{},"LottieFiles.com"," — free editor, change colours and timing",[26,1797,1798,1801],{},[29,1799,1800],{},"After Effects + Bodymovin"," — for serious editing if you have the source",[26,1803,1804,1807],{},[29,1805,1806],{},"Use directly on the web"," — Lottie Web Player, lottie-react, dotLottie",[1315,1809],{},[18,1811,1813],{"id":1812},"faq","FAQ",[71,1815,1817],{"id":1816},"are-lottie-animations-really-free","Are Lottie animations really free?",[11,1819,1820],{},"Most libraries offer free tiers, but \"free\" varies. LottieFiles has both free and premium animations. Lordicon is free with attribution. useAnimations is fully free under MIT. Always check the individual animation's licence before shipping commercial work.",[71,1822,1824],{"id":1823},"can-i-legally-use-animations-extracted-from-websites","Can I legally use animations extracted from websites?",[11,1826,1827,1828,1831],{},"Use them as ",[29,1829,1830],{},"inspiration and reference",", not direct copies. Study the timing, easing, and structure — then build your own version. Or use them in mockups, internal tools, and prototypes where licensing isn't a public-facing concern.",[71,1833,1835,1836,1839,1840,1305],{"id":1834},"whats-the-difference-between-json-and-lottie","What's the difference between ",[113,1837,1838],{},".json"," and ",[113,1841,1842],{},".lottie",[11,1844,1845,1847,1848,1850],{},[113,1846,1838],{}," is the original Lottie format — text-based, larger files, every player supports it. ",[113,1849,1842],{}," (dotLottie) is the newer compressed format that bundles animations and assets into a smaller archive. Modern players support both. MiroMiro extracts whichever the site is using and can preview both.",[71,1852,1854],{"id":1853},"which-library-has-the-best-free-lottie-animations","Which library has the best free Lottie animations?",[11,1856,1857,1858,1860,1861,1863,1864,1866],{},"It depends on the use case. ",[29,1859,1281],{}," has the most volume. ",[29,1862,1291],{}," has the best interactive icons. ",[29,1865,1296],{}," is the cleanest licence-wise. Pick by use case, not popularity.",[1315,1868],{},[18,1870,1872],{"id":1871},"what-to-do-next","What to do next",[11,1874,1875],{},"Three paths depending on where you're at:",[23,1877,1878,1887,1896],{},[26,1879,1880,1276,1883],{},[29,1881,1882],{},"Need a Lottie right now?",[79,1884,1886],{"href":1279,"rel":1885},[94],"LottieFiles free animations",[26,1888,1889,1276,1892,1895],{},[29,1890,1891],{},"Want to extract one from a real site?",[79,1893,96],{"href":92,"rel":1894},[94]," (3-day free trial, no card)",[26,1897,1898,1276,1901,1904],{},[29,1899,1900],{},"Already have a JSON and want to test it?",[79,1902,1903],{"href":1558},"Free Lottie preview tool"," — no signup",[18,1906,1908],{"id":1907},"keep-reading","Keep reading",[216,1910,1911,1918,1924,1930],{},[26,1912,1913,1917],{},[79,1914,1916],{"href":1915},"/blog/how-to-download-lottie-animations-from-any-website","How to Download Lottie Animations from Any Website"," — full step-by-step guide",[26,1919,1920,1923],{},[79,1921,1922],{"href":1767},"Free Lottie Animations from Real Websites"," — curated index of bespoke Lotties from real production sites, downloadable in one click",[26,1925,1926,1929],{},[79,1927,1928],{"href":1558},"Lottie Preview Tool"," — test JSON files in your browser",[26,1931,1932,1936],{},[79,1933,1935],{"href":1934},"/features/lottie-extractor","Lottie Animation Extractor"," — feature page",{"title":382,"searchDepth":383,"depth":383,"links":1938},[1939,1940,1947,1951,1952,1953,1960,1961],{"id":1319,"depth":383,"text":1320},{"id":1357,"depth":383,"text":1358,"children":1941},[1942,1943,1944,1945,1946],{"id":1361,"depth":390,"text":1362},{"id":1389,"depth":390,"text":1390},{"id":1411,"depth":390,"text":1412},{"id":1436,"depth":390,"text":1437},{"id":1457,"depth":390,"text":1458},{"id":1489,"depth":383,"text":1490,"children":1948},[1949,1950],{"id":1522,"depth":390,"text":1523},{"id":1587,"depth":390,"text":1588},{"id":1690,"depth":383,"text":1691},{"id":1775,"depth":383,"text":1776},{"id":1812,"depth":383,"text":1813,"children":1954},[1955,1956,1957,1959],{"id":1816,"depth":390,"text":1817},{"id":1823,"depth":390,"text":1824},{"id":1834,"depth":390,"text":1958},"What's the difference between .json and .lottie?",{"id":1853,"depth":390,"text":1854},{"id":1871,"depth":383,"text":1872},{"id":1907,"depth":383,"text":1908},"Design Resources","2026-01-29","2026-05-07","LottieFiles, Lordicon, IconScout & 5 more — the best places to get free Lottie animations. Plus a trick to extract Lotties from any live website.","プロジェクトで使える無料Lottieアニメーションを見つけよう。厳選されたLottieライブラリのリストと、あらゆるWebサイトからアニメーションを抽出する方法を紹介。",[1968,1971,1974,1977],{"question":1969,"answer":1970},"Where can I download free Lottie animations?","LottieFiles is the largest free Lottie library — over 200,000 animations, free downloads (with a daily limit) and a built-in editor. Other strong free sources include Lordicon, IconScout, useAnimations, and Animatize. For animations you've seen on real websites, MiroMiro's Chrome extension extracts the Lottie JSON directly from the live page.",{"question":1972,"answer":1973},"Can I download a Lottie animation from any website?","Yes — install MiroMiro, open a site that uses Lottie animations, and click the Lottie icon. Every animation loaded by the page is detected automatically and downloadable as standard Lottie JSON or dotLottie. Works with lottie-web, lottie-react, lottie-ios and the LottieFiles player.",{"question":1975,"answer":1976},"Are free Lottie animations safe for commercial use?","Free does not always mean royalty-free. LottieFiles offers both free and premium animations with different licenses. Always check the individual animation's license — most free Lottie sources allow commercial use with attribution, but some require a paid plan for client work.",{"question":1978,"answer":1979},"What's the difference between .json and .lottie files?","A .json file is the standard Lottie animation format — readable text, larger file size. A .lottie (dotLottie) file is a newer compressed format that bundles multiple Lottie animations and assets into one smaller archive. Both work with all modern Lottie players. MiroMiro can extract and convert between them.",{},"/blog/free-lottie-animations-best-resources",{"title":1250,"description":1965},"blog/free-lottie-animations-best-resources",[1985,1986,1987,1988,1989,1990],"free lottie animations","lottie animations free","lottie animation download","lottie json free","motion design","web animation","k93Gv2sHCwu0MPH6dwSEMH_TXy9D_KwOqcWzLIr275A",1778754582159]