Snip2Prompt
Turn any element into a clean LLM prompt
Click an element on any page and get token-light HTML plus only the computed styles that matter, wrapped as a "rebuild this exact component" prompt for ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. It all runs in your browser.
See it work, right on this page
Here's a sample UI component. Snip it and watch a clean, ready-to-paste prompt appear, built from its real computed styles.
How it works
Pick
Click the bookmarklet or extension, then click any element. Hover to highlight, click to snip.
Distill
It strips scripts, tracking, and bloat, then inlines only the computed styles that differ from each parent. That keeps the prompt small.
Paste
A "rebuild this component in React/Vue/Tailwind/…" prompt lands on your clipboard. Paste into your LLM. Done.
Why it's different
Most "page → markdown" tools dump a whole page as context. Snip2Prompt is built for a different job: rebuilding one specific component.
| Page → markdown tools | Snip2Prompt | |
|---|---|---|
| Captures | the whole page | one element you pick |
| Styles | usually dropped | computed-style deltas inlined |
| Output | raw text/markdown | a framework-specific rebuild prompt |
| Token cost shown | rarely | yes, before you paste |
| Privacy | varies | 100% local, zero network |
Get it
Bookmarklet (now)
Drag the Snip2Prompt button at the top to your bookmarks bar. Click it on any page to start. Works in any modern browser.
Chrome extension (soon)
The extension is built and tested and going through Web Store review. Until then you can load it unpacked from the repo.
Pro (soon)
Standalone-HTML export and batch multi-element capture are built and sit behind an optional upgrade (one-time or monthly). The core stays free. Buying turns on once the extension is live in the store.
Snip2Prompt is one of several tools from Extentius, a small independent studio.