Select it on the page
Open PocketUI on any website and drag over the section you want.
Website to Tailwind extension
See it. Select it. Ship it as Tailwind.
Select any section on any website. Get its real CSS mapped to Tailwind utility classes, ready to paste.
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How it works
Three steps from a website to Tailwind
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HTML structure
PocketUI captures the real thing
Not a screenshot: its structure, authored CSS, states and breakpoints, saved to your library.
CtrlV
Paste it into your editor
Copy as HTML, Tailwind, React or Vue and paste it into your project.
Code
What you paste
What lands
Utility classes, not a CSS dump
Real values mapped to Tailwind. Anything without a utility stays in one small block.
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grid grid-cols-3 gap-4
States
Hover and focus survive
Exported as hover: and focus: variants.
Start free
:default:hover:focus
Responsive
Breakpoints become prefixes
sm:, md: and lg: come from the site's own media queries.
Library
Every capture, kept
It is also saved to your library, in a folder you name by idea, so you can find it again.
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Tailwind
Figma
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Tailwind
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Screenshot
React
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Font
Aa
HTML
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React
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Aa
HTML
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SVG
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Page
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Website to Tailwind questions
PocketUI captures the full DOM structure and authored CSS of any element you select. It then converts CSS properties to Tailwind utility classes. padding: 16px becomes p-4, background-color: #3b82f6 becomes bg-blue-500. Properties that can't map to a standard Tailwind class use arbitrary values. Hover, focus, and active states become Tailwind prefixes like hover:bg-blue-600.
Yes. PocketUI captures full sections. a hero with its heading, subtext, CTA buttons, background, and layout. One click, one export. You get the complete structure with all nested elements, not just a single button or card.
Yes. PocketUI reads the computed CSS output regardless of what framework built the original site. Bootstrap, custom CSS, styled-components, or plain inline styles. The conversion to Tailwind happens on PocketUI's side. If the site already uses Tailwind, the original classes are preserved as-is.
Properties that can't map to standard Tailwind classes stay in a scoped style block. Nothing is lost. Non-standard spacing and color values use Tailwind's arbitrary value syntax like p-[13px] or bg-[#1a1a2e].
DivMagic copies individual elements as code, great for one-off grabs. PocketUI does the same code extraction but also gives you a live preview before you copy, saves components to an organized design library, extracts colors and fonts alongside the code, and connects to AI coding tools via MCP. DivMagic is a clipboard tool; PocketUI is a full design-to-code workflow.
Yes. PocketUI renders a live preview of the exported HTML + Tailwind code so you can see exactly how it will look before it touches your codebase. If something's off, you know before you paste, not after.
Yes. Every export can be saved to your PocketUI library, organized into folders like "Hero Sections", "Pricing Tables", or "Navigation". Your saved components are accessible from any device on Pro, and AI coding tools can reference them via MCP.
Yes, to try it. The free plan includes 10 exports in total in any format, Tailwind included, with no card. Pro ($19/month, or $15 billed yearly) makes exports unlimited.
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