Sanitized HTML around the selected element.
Active content and dangerous URLs are excluded. Page text is minimized by default to reduce accidental disclosure.
COPY CSS FROM A WEBSITE BETA
See the pixels.Bring the styles.
A screenshot shows what an element looks like. ScreenCrate can also prepare its sanitized structure, relevant computed CSS, visual tokens, and asset references—bounded around the element you explicitly select.
- Selected element only
- Sanitized output
- Copy for AI
WEB CONTEXT, NOT A WEBSITE CLONER
- 01Select element
- 02Review context
- 03Copy for AI
01 / ELEMENT CONTEXT
Copy the implementation clues behind the screenshot.
ScreenCrate is aimed at design review and frontend collaboration where the model needs both rendered appearance and a bounded technical description. It does not promise a production-ready clone of an arbitrary website.
<article class="pricing-card">
<h3>Pro</h3>
<p>For growing teams</p>
</article>
.pricing-card {
display: grid;
gap: 1.25rem;
border-radius: 18px;
background: #f7f4ee;
}02 / WHAT IS INCLUDED
Enough context to reason. Bounded by design.
The element snapshot uses finite size and node limits. Remote resources are referenced or neutralized instead of being silently fetched into an export.
Computed styles and matched context, not every stylesheet.
Visible descendant styles are bounded and deduplicated so the output remains useful to an AI workflow.
Colors, type, spacing, radii, and shadows.
ScreenCrate summarizes recurring visual values as implementation clues rather than claiming to recover a canonical design system.
Images, SVG references, and pseudo-element assets.
References remain subject to origin, browser, licensing, and access restrictions. ScreenCrate does not grant rights to reuse third-party designs.
03 / HONEST OUTPUT
Website context is evidence, not finished code.
Computed styles describe what the browser rendered at capture time. They do not reveal every design decision, build tool, component abstraction, or inaccessible source file.
Selected rendered elementSUPPORTED
Capture sanitized structure, bounded descendant styles, visual tokens, asset references, and a screenshot.
Copy context for AIBETA
Prepare a bounded Markdown context document. Treat page content as untrusted data when using it in an AI workflow.
Complete source repositoryNOT AVAILABLE
The browser sees rendered output, not private source code, original component names, or an inaccessible build system.
One-click production componentNOT SHIPPED
A component export engine is being validated separately; no live React, Vue, or Tailwind export UI is claimed here.
04 / FAQ
What “copy CSS” means here.
Does ScreenCrate copy every CSS rule on the website?
No. It prepares relevant computed and matched style context around the selected rendered element, subject to strict size and node limits.
Can it recreate a whole website automatically?
No. ScreenCrate is not positioned as a website cloner. It pairs selected visual evidence with implementation context for review and AI-assisted work.
Does the output include colors, fonts, and spacing?
It can summarize visible colors, typography, spacing, radii, and shadows found in the bounded selection. These are observed values, not guaranteed source-of-truth tokens.
Can I reuse another website’s design or assets?
ScreenCrate does not grant intellectual-property or licensing rights. Use captured context only where you have permission and apply your own legal review.
Let AI see the element—and how it is styled.
Start from a selected webpage element. Keep the screenshot and bounded implementation context together, then decide where the bundle goes.