Export any website to code —
clean Tailwind in one click

How the website to code extension works

Three steps to copy any website element as clean code.

More than a code copier

Tools like DivMagic copy elements as code, one at a time, no saving, no organizing. PocketUI gives you the same code extraction plus a full design-to-code workflow.

Website to code tools compared

PocketUI vs DivMagic, Builder.io, and html.to.design, the most popular website to code tools.

Clean HTML + Tailwind output

One click, production-ready code. Hover states, animations, and CSS variables all converted to Tailwind.

Detailed comparisons

Frequently asked questions

How do I export a website to code?

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.

Can I convert any website to Tailwind CSS?

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.

How is PocketUI different from DivMagic?

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, syncs across devices, and connects to AI coding tools via MCP. DivMagic is a clipboard tool; PocketUI is a full design-to-code workflow.

What code formats does PocketUI support?

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.

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. It also captures @keyframes animations. Most tools only capture the base state.

Can I extract an entire page or just components?

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.

Does it work on sites that don't use Tailwind?

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.

What is a CSS to Tailwind converter?

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.

Is PocketUI free?

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

Can I use extracted code in production?

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.

How is PocketUI different from Windy?

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.

How is PocketUI different from ExtractCSS?

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.

Can I use extracted code in a Vue or React project?

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.