UIRecast

Chrome extension · v1.0.1

Recast rendered UI into reusable code.

Select one element from a webpage and reconstruct it as clean HTML, React, Tailwind, or Next.js output — directly in your browser.

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  • Local processing
  • No account required
  • No analytics

Capture once. Compare, refine, and export.

One capture. Four useful starting points.

  • HTML + CSS
  • React + CSS
  • Tailwind v4
  • Next.js + CSS Module

Built for frontend work

From inspection to integration.

UIRecast provides a practical reconstruction workflow, while keeping you in control of the final code.

01

Select precisely

Start from the toolbar, hover the live page, and click the exact rendered element you want to inspect.

02

Preview safely

Review an isolated, network-blocked preview and useful fidelity diagnostics before exporting.

03

Choose your output

Switch among four frontend formats without selecting the element again.

04

Export a complete bundle

Copy individual files or download a ZIP containing the active component, its stylesheet, and concise integration guidance.

Simple by design

Three steps, no setup.

  1. 1

    Open

    Click the toolbar icon on the webpage you want to inspect.

  2. 2

    Select

    Start the inspector and choose one rendered element.

  3. 3

    Export

    Review the result, choose a format, and download the code.

Privacy-first architecture

Your selected content stays in your browser.

UIRecast processes the element you explicitly choose on your device. It does not send captured website content to the developer or to an external server.

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  • No telemetry

    No analytics, ads, or behavioral tracking.

  • Temporary access

    Access applies only after your explicit toolbar action.

  • No stored captures

    Downloads happen only when you request them.

An honest reconstruction tool

Equivalent output, not hidden source code.

UIRecast reconstructs reusable code from the rendered, sanitized DOM and retained styles. It does not recover a website's original framework source. Dynamic states, responsive page context, custom fonts, pseudo-elements, animations, and external assets may require manual adjustment.

Submitted for review

Build from what you can see.

UIRecast has been submitted for Chrome Web Store review. The public listing will be linked here after approval.

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