MiroMiro v2

Product Introduction

1. Definition: MiroMiro v2 is a browser-based design inspection and code extraction tool (a Chrome extension). It functions as a live CSS inspector, asset extractor, and design system analyzer that operates directly on any live website's rendered DOM.
2. Core Value Proposition: It exists to drastically accelerate the workflow of converting visual website inspiration into production-ready code and assets, eliminating the manual, time-consuming process of using browser DevTools, taking screenshots, and guessing at design tokens. Its primary value is providing the fastest path from inspiration to working code for designers and developers.

Main Features

1. Live CSS & Style Inspector: This feature allows real-time inspection and editing of any webpage element. How it works: Users hover over any element to instantly see its computed CSS properties (colors, fonts, spacing, shadows). They can then click to edit these values inline (like in Figma), with changes reflected live on the page. The technology reads the rendered DOM and CSSOM, not just source code.
2. One-Click Code Export to Tailwind/HTML: This feature extracts the HTML and styling of any selected component and converts it into clean, semantic code. How it works: Clicking an element triggers an analysis of its DOM structure and computed styles, then synthesizes this into production-ready HTML paired with either raw CSS or utility-first Tailwind CSS classes, optimized for pasting into AI code assistants (Cursor, Claude, v0) or IDEs.
3. Comprehensive Design System Extraction: This feature audits an entire webpage to capture its foundational design tokens. How it works: It scans the page's styles to aggregate every unique color (brand palette, surfaces, text), font family, spacing unit, border radius, and box shadow. These can be exported as a ready-to-use tailwind.config.js file, CSS custom properties, or a JSON object for design system migration or AI context.
4. Multi-Format Asset Extractor: This feature enables the direct download of media assets from a site. How it works: It detects all images, inline SVGs, and Lottie animations (loaded via the Lottie-web player or similar) from the page's resources and DOM. Users can download images in their original format and quality or as converted PNG/JPG/WebP, and export Lottie animations as .json or .lottie files without digging through the Network tab.
5. Integrated WCAG Contrast Checker: This is an accessibility auditing tool that runs directly on the live page. How it works: It analyzes the computed background and foreground colors of text elements, calculating the contrast ratio and automatically checking compliance against WCAG 2.1 AA and AAA standards, flagging any failures inline.

Problems Solved

1. Pain Point: The inefficient, fragmented process of reverse-engineering website designs using native browser DevTools, which involves navigating a complex DOM tree, manually copying CSS values, and screenshotting or downloading assets through multiple steps.
2. Target Audience: Primary personas include Frontend Developers rebuilding components, UX/UI Designers seeking inspiration or auditing competitors, No-Code/Low-Code Builders using AI assistants (v0, Cursor), Backend Developers who need to implement UI, Marketing Teams creating swipe files, and Product Managers conducting design audits.
3. Use Cases: Essential for migrating a visual design to a new framework (e.g., converting a site to Tailwind CSS), building a component library from a reference, quickly grabbing high-fidelity assets for a project, feeding precise design context to AI coding tools, auditing a site's accessibility compliance, and creating a personal library of design patterns and tokens.

Unique Advantages

1. Differentiation: Unlike generic browser DevTools, MiroMiro presents styles in an editable, designer-friendly panel and outputs structured, clean code. Compared to competitors like CSS Scan or CSS Peeper, it offers deeper interaction (live editing), broader extraction (Lottie, full design systems), and direct AI-optimized code export.
2. Key Innovation: Its ability to contextually export to AI-native workflows is a key innovation. Instead of providing raw computed styles, it repackages the visual component and its design system into a format (clean Tailwind/HTML) that maximizes the effectiveness of AI code generation tools, effectively bridging visual inspiration and AI-assisted implementation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. How does MiroMiro v2 export code for AI tools like Cursor and v0? MiroMiro v2 extracts the HTML structure and translates the visual styles of any selected website component into clean, semantic HTML with Tailwind CSS utility classes or plain CSS. This formatted, production-ready code snippet is designed to be pasted directly into AI code assistants, providing them with exact, functional code to reference or modify, rather than a vague screenshot description.
2. Is it legal to copy code and designs from websites using MiroMiro? MiroMiro is a technical inspection tool, similar to a browser's built-in Developer Tools. The legality of using the extracted code, designs, or assets depends on your intended use and applicable copyright laws. It is intended for inspiration, learning, or migrating your own designs. For commercial projects, you should always create original work or ensure you have the rights to use any copied assets.
3. Does MiroMiro work on complex websites built with React, Next.js, or Vue.js? Yes, MiroMiro v2 operates on the final, rendered Document Object Model (DOM) of a webpage, not the source framework code. This means it works on any live website regardless of whether it's built with React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, Svelte, or traditional server-rendered HTML, as all frameworks ultimately output DOM elements and CSS that the tool can inspect.
4. What happens to my data and browsing history when using the extension? According to the provider, extraction processes run locally in your browser. No information about the websites you visit or the specific components/assets you extract is sent to their servers. Anonymous, aggregated usage data may be collected for analytics, but your inspection data remains private.
5. What are the limitations after the 3-day free Pro trial ends? After the trial, the free plan remains active with core inspection features but imposes limits on the number of asset downloads, code exports, Lottie extractions, and library saves. Upgrading to a Pro (monthly or lifetime) plan removes these caps and provides unlimited access to all extraction and export features.