Select it on the page
Open PocketUI on any website and drag over the section you want.
Select any element on any website. Copy it as HTML, Tailwind, React or Vue, with its real styles.
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Not a screenshot: its structure, authored CSS, states and breakpoints, saved to your library.
Copy as HTML, Tailwind, React or Vue and paste it into your project.
Select an element on the page. Its real rules come out, not hundreds of computed values.

The states most tools drop are part of the export.
Breakpoints are read from the site's own CSS, so it still reflows in your project.
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, navbar, or hero section. and click to extract it. PocketUI captures the HTML, resolves all CSS (including hover states and animations), and converts it to clean Tailwind utility classes. Copy the code and paste it into your project.
Yes. PocketUI extracts the authored CSS from any element on any website and converts it to Tailwind utility classes. If the site already uses Tailwind, the original classes are preserved as-is. Properties that can't map to Tailwind stay in a scoped style block, nothing is lost.
DivMagic copies individual elements as code, great for one-off grabs. PocketUI does the same code extraction but also saves components to an organized design library, extracts colors and fonts, exports to Figma, keeps the same library on every device, and connects to AI coding tools via MCP. DivMagic is a clipboard tool; PocketUI is a full design-to-code workflow.
PocketUI exports as clean HTML + Tailwind CSS code. Hover and focus states are converted to Tailwind prefixes like hover:bg-blue-600. Properties that can't map to Tailwind stay in a scoped style block, nothing is lost.
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 tools only capture the base state.
Both. You can click any individual element (button, card, section) for clean, scoped code, or select larger sections and full pages. Individual component extraction gives you much cleaner, more reusable code than full-page dumps.
Yes. PocketUI detects whether a site uses Tailwind. If it does, the original classes are preserved. If not, PocketUI reads the authored CSS and converts it to Tailwind utility classes. Arbitrary values handle non-standard spacing and colors.
A CSS to Tailwind converter takes standard CSS properties and translates them into Tailwind utility classes. For example, padding: 16px becomes p-4, and background-color: #3b82f6 becomes bg-blue-500. PocketUI does this automatically when you extract any element from a live website.
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.
Yes. PocketUI generates clean, production-ready HTML + Tailwind code using standard utility classes. Copy the output and paste it directly into your project. No cleanup or post-processing needed.
Windy converts individual element styles to Tailwind classes, useful for quick class lookups. PocketUI extracts entire components (HTML structure + all CSS) as a complete, copy-paste-ready HTML + Tailwind snippet. You also get a persistent design library, Figma export, and an MCP server for AI tools. Windy gives you classes; PocketUI gives you full components.
ExtractCSS is a free tool that converts element CSS to Tailwind, great for one-off extractions. PocketUI does the same conversion but also saves components to an organized library, preserves hover states and animations, exports to Figma as editable layers, and connects to AI coding tools via MCP. ExtractCSS is a converter; PocketUI is a full workflow.
Yes. PocketUI exports clean HTML + Tailwind code that works in any framework. Paste the output into a Vue template block, a React JSX return, or plain HTML. The Tailwind classes work the same everywhere.

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