Select it on the page
Open PocketUI on any website and drag over the section you want.
Select any section on any website. Paste it into Bricks Builder as native elements with global classes.
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Open PocketUI on any website and drag over the section you want.
Not a screenshot: its structure, authored CSS, states and breakpoints, saved to your library.
Copy for Bricks, paste in the builder. It arrives as native elements, not a code block.
Steps 1 and 2 work today. The Bricks step is coming soon.
No rebuilding by hand. Select the section on the page and it heads straight for Bricks.

Sections, containers, headings and buttons land in the Structure panel, styled through global classes.
Desktop, tablet and mobile values are filled in from the site's own CSS.
It is also saved to your library, in a folder you name by idea, so you can find it again.
Capture a section once and send it wherever the project lives. Each export has its own page.
PocketUI is a design inspiration tool and Chrome extension that saves any section of a live website as real code. Its Bricks export, coming soon, will turn that saved section into native Bricks Builder elements with global classes, so you paste it into the builder and keep every part editable instead of rebuilding it or using a code element.
No, a Chrome extension. You select the section on the live website and paste the result into Bricks Builder.
No. You get native Bricks elements, so every part stays editable in the builder.
Yes. Repeated styles become global classes, which keeps the page easy to maintain.
Open PocketUI on the page, select the section you want, choose Bricks as the export, and paste it into the Bricks builder. It arrives as native elements with global classes.
Yes. PocketUI reads the section's real HTML and CSS and maps them to Bricks elements and classes, so nothing is locked inside a code block.
Yes, when the design already exists as a live website. There is no Figma file in between. PocketUI also exports to Figma if you want a design file too.
Use it to learn from layouts and to move your own or your clients' designs into Bricks. Text, images, logos and brand assets on other people's sites stay their property, so replace them with your own.
Bricks export is coming soon, on the Studio plan or the WordPress pack. Figma and code export already work on every plan.

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