MiroMiro is an inspector for copying code, styles, colors, fonts, and assets from websites. It is described as the same category as browser DevTools or View Source, and it is built for developers and designers who want to stop rebuilding interfaces from screenshots and paste real code into tools such as Cursor.
Its export features cover a selected element or section, which can be turned into clean Tailwind or plain HTML + CSS. The output is described as paste-ready, with a structure meant to read like code a developer would have written. A live inspector reveals an element’s type, size, spacing, colors, and font, and allows styles to be edited directly on the page before copying the result. MiroMiro also includes an asset extractor that finds images, videos, and SVG files on the page, including files buried in CSS, and saves them in original quality. A Lottie downloader can detect, preview, and save animations as Lottie JSON or dotLottie, and a design system extractor can pull colors, gradients, fonts, and shadows into CSS variables or a Tailwind config.
The page says the exported code is clean and semantic, with context for Cursor, Claude, and v0. It also states that the tool can be used to copy CSS from a website without using DevTools, to convert website CSS to Tailwind, and to work with sites that use Lottie animations. The FAQ says it exports components as clean, semantic Tailwind plus HTML and that the output is structured to help AI tools interpret it.
MiroMiro is available as a Chrome extension, with support also listed for Edge, Brave, Opera, and Firefox. Pricing includes a free tier that allows unlimited site inspection, live style editing, and copying CSS and Tailwind, with metered downloads and exports. Paid options include a monthly plan and a lifetime payment. The monthly plan is listed at €9 per month, and the lifetime plan is listed at €69 one-time, then €89, with higher limits, priority support, and library storage included. The page also says no card is needed to start free.
In the Browser DevTools & extensions space, Website to Code takes a focused approach. It focuses on automating the conversion of website designs into production-ready code for developers and designers. Website to Code is a B2B product aimed at web developers and designers. A free plan is available; paid tiers begin at $10. It ships for the web, embeddable surfaces, and API.
Website to Code first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include UI to code conversion, tailwind export, and live inspector. The interface is available in 4 languages, including English, Spanish, and Japanese. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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