Select it on the page
Open PocketUI on any website and drag over the section you want.
Select any section on any website. It lands in Figma as editable layers, with the code from the same capture.
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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 Figma, paste on your canvas. Layers, styles and auto layout come with it.
No file, no URL to paste. Select the section on the page and it is on its way to Figma.

Frames, text and instances, named and nested the way you would have built them.
The palette and type scale arrive as Figma styles, not loose hex codes.
It is also saved to your library, in a folder you name by idea, so you can find it again.
Install PocketUI as a Chrome extension, browse to any website, and click the extraction button. Hover over any element: a button, card, hero section, or full page. and click to extract it. PocketUI captures the HTML, CSS (including hover states and animations), and a screenshot. You can then export it as editable Figma layers or as clean HTML + Tailwind code.
Yes. The Free plan includes every feature: component extraction, HTML, Tailwind, React and Vue code, Figma export, the web library on every device and AI access via MCP, with 50 saves and 10 exports in total. Pro and Studio make saves and exports unlimited.
html.to.design is a Figma plugin that converts full pages into Figma files via URL. PocketUI is a Chrome extension with a visual selector: you browse any site and click to extract individual components or full pages. PocketUI also exports as clean HTML + Tailwind code, preserves hover/focus states, and builds a persistent design library. html.to.design is a single-purpose converter; PocketUI is a full design-to-code workflow.
PocketUI extracts individual components: buttons, cards, navbars, hero sections, footers, or any element you click. This gives you clean, reusable code instead of a messy full-page dump. You can also extract full sections when needed.
Yes. PocketUI extracts pseudo-state styles (:hover, :focus, :active) from the stylesheet and converts them to Tailwind prefixes like hover:bg-blue-600. It also captures @keyframes animations. Most competing tools only capture the base state.
PocketUI exports as clean HTML + Tailwind CSS code. Figma export produces editable layers you can modify directly in Figma.
Yes. PocketUI detects whether a site uses Tailwind. If it does, the original classes are preserved. If not, PocketUI extracts the authored CSS and converts it to Tailwind utility classes. Properties that can't be mapped stay in a scoped style block, nothing is lost.
PocketUI is a free web to Figma converter Chrome extension. Unlike html.to.design or Builder.io which require pasting URLs, PocketUI lets you visually browse any website and click to extract individual components as editable Figma layers. It also exports as HTML + Tailwind code, which other Figma converters don't offer.
HTML to Figma by Yashi Tech Solutions is a Figma plugin that imports full web pages as Figma layers. PocketUI is a Chrome extension that lets you select individual components visually, preserves hover/focus states, and exports as both Figma layers and clean HTML + Tailwind code. PocketUI also builds a persistent design library you can organize and access across devices.
Yes. PocketUI is a free web to Figma Chrome extension with a generous free tier. You can convert any webpage to Figma editable layers without paying: Free includes 50 saves and 10 exports in total, with every feature. Pro and Studio make saves and exports unlimited and add more storage.
Codia AI converts full web pages to Figma using AI-powered analysis. PocketUI takes a different approach. it's a Chrome extension with a visual selector that lets you click individual components on any live site. You get both Figma layers and clean HTML + Tailwind code, plus a persistent design library. Codia focuses on full-page AI conversion; PocketUI focuses on granular component extraction with code export.
Yes. PocketUI lets you copy any website to Figma as editable layers. You can clone individual components (buttons, cards, navbars) or larger sections. Unlike full-page cloning tools, PocketUI gives you clean, organized layers for just the parts you want, plus the HTML + Tailwind code to rebuild them.
Install PocketUI as a free Chrome extension, navigate to any website, and click the extraction button. Hover over any HTML element: a button, card, navbar, or full section. and click to extract it. PocketUI converts the HTML structure and CSS into editable Figma layers you can import directly. You can also export the same element as clean HTML + Tailwind code.
PocketUI is a free web to Figma Chrome extension that lets you visually browse any website and click to extract individual components as editable Figma layers. Unlike html.to.design or Builder.io which only do full-page imports via URL, PocketUI gives you granular control over what you extract, plus code export in HTML + Tailwind, Vue, and React formats.
Figma is a powerful web design tool, but recreating existing designs from scratch is slow. PocketUI bridges the gap: browse any website, click to extract components as editable Figma layers, and start iterating immediately. It's the fastest way to go from web inspiration to Figma design.

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