Extract any component from a website as clean code

What it does

See a button, card, or hero section you want to reuse? PocketUI lets you click any element on a live page and extract it as production-ready code. The extension captures the element's HTML, resolves all its CSS (including hover states, animations, and CSS variables), converts it to Tailwind utility classes, and gives you a copy-paste snippet. No inspecting, no manually recreating. Just click, copy, build.

How it works

1. 1

   Click the { } button in the PocketUI panel or press X to activate extraction mode

2. 2

   Hover over elements on the page. They highlight in real-time

3. 3

   Click to extract. PocketUI captures HTML, authored CSS, pseudo-states, and a screenshot

4. 4

   The detail drawer opens with a live preview, the raw code, and a "Copy Tailwind" button

5. 5

   Copy clean HTML + Tailwind code ready to paste into your project

Why designers use it

• Extract any component from any website with one click
• Get clean HTML + Tailwind code, not bloated computed styles
• Hover states, focus styles, and animations are preserved
• Output as clean HTML + Tailwind code
• CSS properties that can't map to Tailwind stay in a scoped style block. Nothing is lost
• Works on Tailwind and non-Tailwind sites alike

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert a full page to Figma or just individual components?

PocketUI extracts individual components: buttons, cards, navbars, hero sections. This gives you clean, reusable code instead of a messy full-page dump. For Figma, you can save extracted components to your library and export them as editable layers.

How is this different from html.to.design?

html.to.design converts full pages into Figma files. PocketUI extracts individual components as clean code (HTML + Tailwind, Vue, React) AND saves them to an organized design library. You get both the code and the visual reference, plus hover states and animations that survive the export.

Does it preserve hover and focus styles?

Yes. PocketUI extracts pseudo-state styles (:hover, :focus, :active) from the stylesheet and converts them to Tailwind prefixes like hover:bg-blue-600. Most tools only capture the base state.

What if the site already uses Tailwind?

PocketUI detects Tailwind sites automatically and keeps the original class names as-is. No unnecessary conversion. You get the exact classes the developer wrote.

Is it free?

The free tier includes component extraction with HTML + CSS output. Pro and Lifetime plans unlock Tailwind conversion, Figma export, cloud sync, and MCP server access.

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