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MiroMiro

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A Chrome extension and API that turns any website section into Tailwind, React, Vue or HTML code and extracts its colors, fonts and assets.

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About MiroMiro

MiroMiro is a Chrome extension with an API for copying the design of existing websites. You select an element, a section or a whole page and get tidy Tailwind markup, a React or Vue component, or ordinary HTML with CSS, with a structure meant to read like hand-written code.

It also exports any page as an editable Elementor template and includes a live CSS inspector for reading and editing an element's styles. A design system extractor pulls colors, tokens, fonts and contrast values, and an asset extractor collects SVGs, images, videos, audio, fonts and Lottie animations. Through MCP, tools such as Claude and Cursor can pull a site's design. Free tools, including an asset extractor, a brand colors list and a Lottie-to-GIF converter, work without an account. The site mentions a free API and has a pricing page.

Key features

  • Export any element or page as Tailwind, React, Vue or HTML
  • Export to Elementor templates
  • Live CSS inspector with editing
  • Color, font and design token extraction
  • SVG, image, video and Lottie asset extraction
  • MCP access for Claude and Cursor

Good fit for

  • Rebuilding a layout from a live site in code
  • Collecting brand colors and assets for a project
Tags
chrome-extension
website-to-code
tailwind
react
vue
css-inspector
design-tokens

MiroMiro: questions and answers

What is MiroMiro used for?
MiroMiro is a Chrome extension and API that turns any website section into Tailwind, React, Vue or HTML code and extracts its colors, fonts and assets. It is a good fit for rebuilding a layout from a live site in code, and collecting brand colors and assets for a project.
Is MiroMiro free?
Yes. MiroMiro has a free plan, and paid plans start at €19 per month.
Is MiroMiro open source?
No. MiroMiro is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Design category, open-source options include img2css, Penpot and Poster Design.
What are some alternatives to MiroMiro?
Other SaaS products in the Design category include Chromapick, GenDesigns and ResetUI.

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