PocketUI vs DivMagic: Honest Comparison
DivMagic and PocketUI both help you extract designs from websites and export them as code. But they approach the problem differently. DivMagic is a code-copying tool: click an element, get Tailwind or React code. PocketUI is a design library that extracts, saves, organizes, and connects your inspiration to AI. Here's how they compare across the things that actually matter.
Feature comparison
| Feature | PocketUI | DivMagic |
|---|---|---|
| Copy single elements as code | ||
| Copy full sections as code | ||
| Tailwind CSS export | ||
| React/JSX export | Coming soon | |
| Vue export | Coming soon | |
| HTML + CSS export | ||
| Live preview before copying | ||
| Save to a library/folders | DivMagic Studio stores temporarily | |
| Color extraction | Full page scan | Per element |
| Font extraction | Full page scan | Per element |
| SVG extraction | Limited | |
| Image download | Bulk | Limited |
| Export to Figma | Editable layers | |
| MCP server for AI tools | ||
| Works offline (local processing) | Partial | |
| WordPress/Gutenberg export | ||
| DivMagic Studio (online editor) | ||
| DevTools panel integration | ||
| Free tier | Limited free, then paid | |
| Pricing | Free + Pro + Lifetime | $9.99/mo or $149 lifetime |
Where DivMagic wins
React and Vue export
DivMagic converts elements directly into React/JSX and Vue components. If you work in those frameworks and want copy-paste-ready components, DivMagic handles this well. PocketUI focuses on HTML + Tailwind for now, with framework-specific exports on the roadmap.
DevTools integration
DivMagic works from the browser's developer tools panel. If you already live in DevTools and want to access it without opening a separate extension popup, that's a smoother workflow for some people.
DivMagic Studio
DivMagic has an online editor where you can modify copied elements before using them. It's a nice touch if you want to tweak code without opening your actual project.
WordPress export
If you build with WordPress Gutenberg, DivMagic exports directly to Gutenberg blocks. PocketUI doesn't do this.
Where PocketUI wins
Preview before you paste
PocketUI shows you a live preview of the exported Tailwind code before you copy it. DivMagic copies to clipboard and you find out what it looks like when you paste. This one feature saves a lot of back-and-forth.
A real design library
DivMagic is transactional: copy, paste, close. PocketUI saves everything to organized folders. After a few weeks of browsing, you have a curated library of colors, fonts, components, and full sections you can revisit anytime.
Full-page design extraction
PocketUI scans an entire page in one click: every color, font, SVG, image, and gradient. DivMagic extracts per-element. If you want the full design system from a page, PocketUI does it without clicking 40 times.
Figma export
PocketUI exports sections as editable Figma layers (not screenshots). DivMagic doesn't export to Figma.
AI/MCP connection
PocketUI's MCP server lets Claude Code, Cursor, and Cline access your saved design library. DivMagic has no AI integration.
Pricing
PocketUI
Free tier (3 folders, 50 saves/mo) · Pro $15/mo · Lifetime $79
DivMagic
$9.99/mo or $149 lifetime
Which one should you use?
Use DivMagic if
- You work mainly in React or Vue and want framework-specific component exports.
- You prefer working from DevTools.
- You need WordPress/Gutenberg export.
- You don't need to save or organize what you extract.
Use PocketUI if
- You want to build a design library over time, not just copy one element at a time.
- You want to preview exported code before using it.
- You export to Figma.
- You use AI coding tools and want your design references accessible via MCP.
- You want one extension that handles colors, fonts, SVGs, images, code export, and Figma export.
Use both if
- You want DivMagic's framework-specific exports and PocketUI's library and AI connection. They don't conflict.
Try PocketUI free and see the difference.
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