Slicer extracts live website components with their styles, states, animations, and interactions, then exports them as AI prompts or clean React code.
What it does
Slicer is a browser-based tool for turning live website interfaces into reusable design and development references. Open its Chrome extension on a site, hover over a component such as a hero, navigation bar, pricing card, or button, and select it. Slicer captures the component’s responsive layout, visual styles, hover states, animations, and interactions, then converts the result into a structured prompt or React component.
The Canvas provides a visual workspace for combining extracted slices, applying a brand style, neutralising an existing treatment, generating variants, and rearranging the composition. You can keep an iteration history and export the result as an AI-ready prompt or React code for tools including Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt.new, and v0.
For broader product review, Journey Audit records a multi-page flow—such as onboarding, checkout, or signup—as a live board and supports an AI UX audit with findings attached to individual pages. Website Audit can inspect reachable public pages for copy, hierarchy, usability, flow, and accessibility, while logged-in pages can be captured through the extension. Slicer suits developers, product designers, agencies, founders, and teams researching or improving web interfaces.