MiroMiro

MiroMiro is a browser-based design-to-code tool that extracts real, production-ready HTML, Tailwind CSS, and design tokens directly from any live website. Unlike traditional screenshot-based or prompt-driven approaches, MiroMiro captures the actual underlying code of a webpage section — including structure, styles, assets, and responsive behavior — and converts it into clean, reusable code that can be pasted straight into AI coding assistants like Claude, Cursor, v0, or Lovable. The tool is installed as a Chrome extension. After installation, users simply navigate to any public website, click the MiroMiro icon, and select a specific UI section — such as a hero banner, navigation bar, pricing table, feature card, or entire landing page block. The extension instantly inspects the selected region’s DOM, CSS, and assets, then exports the corresponding HTML and Tailwind code (with inline or utility-first class structures), along with any associated images, icons, fonts, and design tokens (colors, spacing, typography). The exported code is not a rough approximation; it is the exact code rendered by the browser, stripped of extraneous scripts and optimized for readability. Users can then paste this code into their development environment or AI tool of choice. For example, a developer can copy a complex pricing section from Stripe’s website, paste the code into Claude, and ask it to refactor the colors, adjust the layout, or integrate it into a React component — all starting from a precise, working code base rather than a vague screenshot description. MiroMiro avoids common pitfalls in design-to-code workflows: it preserves responsive breakpoints, handles pseudo-classes like hover and focus, extracts actual gradients and shadows, and maintains semantic HTML structure. It also c