Figval: Annotate Websites & Export Markdown for AI Agents

Click an element, comment or tweak its text and CSS, then export clean Markdown for Cursor, Claude Code or a teammate. No account.

Figval turns "move this button, fix this copy" into Markdown your AI coding agent can act on. Point at any element on a live page, say what should change, or change it yourself right there. Figval records the selector, size, screenshot and your note, then exports everything as one clean Markdown file. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the side panel and press Pick (or Alt+Shift+F). 2. Click an element or select text. 3. Comment: write what should change and why. Edit: change the text, colors, font size, weight, padding, radius or alignment in place, or hide the element. Apply the change to one element or to all similar ones. 4. Copy or download the Markdown and paste it into Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, a GitHub issue or a message to a teammate. WHY FIGVAL • Built for AI coding agents: each note carries a CSS selector, element size, page URL and a screenshot, so the agent knows exactly what to change. • Two export formats: LLM (structured for agents) and Human (readable for a designer or PM). • Before/After view: compare your edits with the original page. • Sessions, search and filters to keep reviews of large sites organized. • Private: notes and screenshots stay in your browser. No account, no upload, no tracking. • Minimal permissions: Figval only gets access to a site after you allow it. GOOD FOR • Developers vibe coding with Cursor, Claude Code or Copilot • Design QA and UI review on staging or production • Website feedback for clients and teammates without a paid bug tracker • Writing precise front-end bug reports Figval does not run on Chrome's own pages (chrome://, the Web Store).