MiroMiro

MiroMiro is a browser extension that inspects any element on any website, extracts its full design system — colors, fonts, tokens, Lottie, images — and exports it all as clean, paste-ready Tailwind or HTML + CSS for AI tools like Cursor, Claude, and v0.

What is MiroMiro?

MiroMiro is a Chromium/Firefox browser extension that turns 'I like that site' into working code without touching DevTools. Point it at any element and it reveals the true computed styles; in one pass it can capture an entire site's design system — colors, gradients, fonts, shadows, spacing — export it as a Tailwind config, CSS variables, or JSON, and download every image, SVG, video, and Lottie animation on the page in original quality. Its headline trick is converting any section or full page into clean semantic HTML + Tailwind that pastes straight into Cursor, Claude, or v0 — exactly the workflow reviewers praise: devs and designers call it fast, simple, and a major time-saver versus sifting DevTools. The same engine ships as a REST API and a hosted MCP server so AI agents can extract component code and design tokens from any URL themselves. On the critical side, the product is barely out of launch (founded Dec 2025, only 2 PH reviews and 13 Chrome ratings), overstates its own rating, doesn't support Arc, and its core value proposition — one-click copying of other people's websites — carries real copyright risk that the buyer, not the vendor, absorbs. It's a slick, well-reviewed utility for devs and designers who grab references and rebuild their own designs; it is not a license to clone competitors' sites wholesale.

Key Features

• One-Click Element to Code — Export any section as clean Tailwind or HTML + CSS, structured for Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable, Bolt, and ChatGPT
• Design System Extractor — Pull every color, gradient, font, shadow, and spacing token in one pass as CSS variables, JSON, or Tailwind config
• Live Style Inspector & Editor — Hover any element for computed styles and tweak colors, fonts, spacing, and shadows live on the page
• WCAG Contrast Checker — Check contrast on any inspected text to catch accessibility issues before they ship
• Bulk Asset Downloader — Collect images, SVGs, and videos from any page in one click, including assets buried in CSS
• Lottie Downloader — Detect, preview, and download every Lottie animation as standard Lottie JSON or dotLottie
• Saved Library — Everything you grab lands in an organized library of colors, fonts, tokens, and assets to revisit later
• Design Extraction API + MCP — The same engine as a REST API and hosted MCP server for AI agents to pull code and tokens from any URL
• Privacy-First Extraction — All extraction runs in the browser; the vendor states it cannot see what sites you visit

Who is it for?

• Frontend developers who want to skip the DevTools rabbit hole and grab real CSS/Tailwind from any live site
• Web and product designers collecting colors, typography, spacing, and assets as inspiration libraries
• 'Vibe coders' feeding real DOM-derived code into Cursor, Claude, v0, Lovable, or Bolt instead of screenshot guesses
• AI-agent builders wanting design extraction via the API or hosted MCP server
• Anyone migrating or rebuilding their own designs and needing tokens exported as a Tailwind config

Who is it NOT for?

• People planning to clone a competitor's site wholesale — you carry the copyright liability, not the tool
• Teams needing the original framework source, JavaScript logic, or backend — MiroMiro only reads the rendered DOM and computed styles
• Arc users (known sidebar API conflict; the vendor recommends using Chrome alongside)
• Anyone who prefers a free one-trick extension (CSS Scan, ColorZilla, SVG Gobbler) and doesn't need the all-in-one workflow
• Large enterprises with compliance and approval workflows — it's a personal-tool-priced extension with no enterprise sales motion