Palette
Colors
- Primary: #0EA5E9
- Text: #18181B
- Surface: #FAFAFA
Assets
Images
- 12 selected PNG · 1.2MB
Tailwind Config
const colors = {
primary: '#6366F1',
accent: '#EC4899',
surface: '#FAFAFA',
};
Tokens
- Synced: 12 tokens
Features
Inspect, Edit, and Copy — On the Live Site.
Hover any element to see its CSS. Change a color, font, or padding inline and watch the page update in real-time. When the design feels right, copy your edited values out as CSS or Tailwind. No DevTools tree, no losing your changes on reload.
Export to Code
Click any element on any site. Get clean, semantic Tailwind + HTML you can paste straight into Cursor, Claude, or v0.
Asset Extractor
Grab any image in original quality, without inspecting the DOM. Export as PNG, JPG, or WebP — no converters, no extra tools.
Lottie
Find any Lottie playing on a page and download the JSON.
User Testimonials
- Soufian Loukili, Backend Developer: "This tool is incredibly well-designed, fluid, and fast. It streamlines my workflow perfectly."
- Naivaidya Yadav, Frontend Developer: "It saves a ton of time when inspecting websites. Super useful for designers and frontend devs who want to move fast."
- Yusuke, Indie Maker: "One click and you get colors, fonts, spacing, assets — no DevTools digging."
- Nadia, Data Analyst & No-Code Builder: "This is truly a game changer."
Pricing
Free Trial
- €0 / 3 days
Full Pro features without a credit card.
Pro
- €6 / month
Less than your Spotify.
Lifetime Pro
- €49 / one-time
Pay once for lifetime access.
Browser Support
Available in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Opera. Firefox is in review.
FAQ
Does it actually work with Cursor, Claude, and v0?
Yes — it exports components as clean, semantic Tailwind + HTML.
How is this different from inspecting elements in DevTools?
MiroMiro gives you clean, scoped Tailwind + HTML that pastes into Cursor or Claude.
Is this legal?
MiroMiro is a tool — use it responsibly and respect copyright for anything you ship commercially.
Does it work on sites built with React, Vue, or weird frameworks?
Yes, MiroMiro reads the rendered DOM, making it versatile for most sites.
Is my browsing data sent to your servers?
No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser.
What happens after the 3-day free trial?
You choose a plan to continue using MiroMiro, and your saved library will remain intact.