Screenshot to Component

Select any UI region and capture screenshot, computed CSS, and DOM structure for accurate component replication.

Screenshot to Component lets you select any UI element on a webpage and instantly extract everything you need to replicate it as a component. THREE WAYS TO CAPTURE 1. Click the extension icon → press "Select Element" → hover and click any element on the page 2. Right-click any element → choose "Capture this element" from the context menu 3. Right-click anywhere → choose "Select element to capture..." to enter selection mode After capture, a green ✓ badge appears on the extension icon. Click the icon to view the full component specification. HOW IT WORKS 1. Trigger capture using the popup button, right-click context menu, or selection mode 2. Hover over any element — a tooltip shows its tag, classes, and dimensions 3. Click to capture (Shift+click for multi-select, Esc to cancel) 4. A toast notification confirms the capture on the page 5. Click the extension icon to view Spec, HTML, CSS, and DOM tree 6. Export as React, JSON, CSS, or download a bundle WHAT IT EXTRACTS For each selected element, the extension reads the browser's computed styles, DOM structure, and visual properties to produce a complete component specification: - Cropped screenshot of the selected region - Computed CSS (layout, visual, typography, transforms) with browser defaults filtered out - Clean HTML with formatting artifacts removed - DOM tree visualisation up to 5 levels deep - Color palette extracted from the element and its children - Typography details (font families, sizes) - Interactive element inventory (buttons, inputs, links) EXPORT FORMATS Copy your captured component in the format you need: - Spec JSON — full structured data for design tools or documentation - HTML — cleaned markup ready to paste - CSS — computed styles as a standalone stylesheet - React component — auto-generated functional component - React Native component — auto-generated RN component - Bundle download — everything in a single JSON file The extension keeps a history of your last 20 captures for quick reference. Click any history item to reload its full data. PRIVACY - All extraction runs locally in your browser - No data is sent to external servers - No tracking or analytics - Screenshots are captured locally using the Chrome tabs API and cropped in-browser - Scripts are only injected when you actively trigger a capture — never passively Built for frontend developers, UI designers, and anyone who needs to accurately replicate a UI component from an existing webpage. Made by Cosmos Web Tech — Digital Solutions for Sydney Businesses