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What is ui.rip?

ui.rip is a website-to-code generator that analyzes live interfaces and produces structured React projects. Unlike design-to-code tools that require Figma files (Locofy, Anima) or AI generators that work from text descriptions (v0, Bolt), ui.rip works directly from live websites and generates maintainable Next.js code with Tailwind CSS in under 90 seconds.

Also known as uirip, rip ui, or UI Rip.

How ui.rip works

The platform captures SPA state trees by exploring multi-page navigation, detects component boundaries through accessibility tree traversal and DOM analysis, and identifies design tokens (colors, spacing, typography). Output includes TypeScript interfaces, responsive Tailwind classes, and Next.js App Router structure with proper file organization. ui.rip captures React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and 10+ additional frameworks — including SPAs with client-side routing, modals, and dynamic content.

"ui.rip analyzes the accessibility tree, not the raw DOM. This captures semantic structure, not just visual layout — producing code that a human developer would actually maintain."

— Mike Luc, Founder of ui.rip

73s

Avg capture time

98.7%

Pixel-perfect accuracy

85%

Faster than manual extraction

Performance data from internal analytics (March 2026). Accuracy verified via automated Delta E 2000 pixel-diff testing across 500+ production sites.

Paste a URL. Watch it rip.

Scan any website — drag the beam or let it play — and see React components extracted in real time.

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How ui.rip converts websites to React

2,847+ projects generated. Average capture completes in 73 seconds across 500+ tested production sites.

Capture icon — deep crawl any URL

Deep crawl & capture

Paste any live URL — ui.rip loads the page in a headless browser and crawls every route. It captures SPA state trees, all user interactions (hover states, modals, dropdowns), and multi-page navigation in a single pass. Average capture time: 73 seconds for a 12-page marketing site.

Analyze icon — framework-aware inspection

Framework-aware inspection

AI traverses the DOM and accessibility tree — detecting component boundaries across 10+ frameworks (React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit). It identifies design tokens (colors, spacing, typography), maps state transitions in SPAs, and extracts responsive breakpoints at 3 viewports.

Generate icon — AI-driven React code reconstruction

AI-driven reconstruction

Components are extracted as typed React/Next.js code with Tailwind CSS — preserving responsive breakpoints, hover states, and semantic HTML. Output includes TypeScript interfaces, Next.js App Router file structure, and a complete tailwind.config.ts with extracted design tokens. Download the project or deploy directly to Vercel.

Captures React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, and static sites including SPAs with client-side routing · Tailwind CSS output

Manual UI extraction wastes 10+ hours per project.

Developers spend $75-150/hr on work that ui.rip automates in 73 seconds. That's $750-1,500 saved per project.

WITHOUT ui.rip

  • ✗ Open DevTools, inspect element by element
  • ✗ Copy CSS rules manually, miss responsive breakpoints
  • ✗ Recreate component hierarchy from scratch
  • ✗ Fight with hover states, modals, and SPA routing
  • ✗ Debug layout differences for 2+ days

10+ hours · ~$750-1,500

Based on average senior developer rate of $75-150/hr (ui.rip user survey, March 2026)

WITH ui.rip

  • ✓ Paste URL — full site captured in 73 seconds
  • ✓ Get typed React components with Tailwind CSS
  • ✓ Design tokens extracted automatically (colors, spacing, typography)
  • ✓ Responsive breakpoints preserved at 3 viewports
  • ✓ Deploy or customize — ship same day

73 seconds · $3-5

85% faster than manual DevTools extraction. 99.7% cheaper than developer time.

"I used to spend 10+ hours manually extracting UI patterns from competitor sites. ui.rip does it in 90 seconds with better accuracy than I ever achieved. The ROI is immediate — one rip pays for itself in the first hour."

— Mike Luc, Founder of ui.rip

How ui.rip compares

Different tools, different approaches. Choose the right one for your workflow.

Tool Input Output SPA Support Pricing Best For
ui.rip Live URL Next.js + React + Tailwind Full Credits (no sub) Analyzing production UI patterns
v0.dev Text prompt React + Tailwind N/A Subscription Generating new UIs from scratch
Locofy Figma file React / Next.js N/A Subscription Design-to-code from Figma
HTTrack Live URL Raw HTML/CSS mirror None Free (open source) Offline site archiving
screenshot-to-code Screenshot / image HTML + Tailwind Visual only Free (open source) Quick mockup from screenshots

Trusted by 2,847+ developers building with ui.rip.

Indie hackers, agency leads, and frontend developers ship faster with extracted UI components.

SK

Sarah K.

Indie Hacker

“I cloned a competitor's landing page in 18 minutes and launched the same day. ui.rip extracted 14 components with full Tailwind styling — saved me 3 days of tedious DevTools work and $450 in developer time.”

Ship MVPs 85% faster · Average time saved: 8+ hours per project

MR

Marcus R.

Agency Lead

“Client sent 5 reference sites. I analyzed all 5 in a single afternoon, extracted the best patterns from each, and assembled a custom prototype. Won a $45K contract because I had working React code in the pitch meeting.”

10x client project speed · $3-5 per site vs $750+ manual extraction

JL

James L.

Frontend Developer

“I finally understand how Stripe structures their React components. ui.rip extracted their entire pricing page — TypeScript interfaces, responsive breakpoints, and design tokens. Better than any tutorial or course I've taken.”

Learn by deconstruction · 10+ frameworks detected and analyzed

What developers are saying

Real feedback from the developer community.

Reddit

"Just tried ui.rip on a client's Webflow site. Got a clean Next.js project in under 2 minutes. This is going to save me days on every project."

u/frontend_dev_22

X

"Finally a tool that actually understands SPA state. Tried it on a React app with complex routing and it captured every route correctly."

@dev_marcus

Hacker News

"Used ui.rip to reverse engineer 3 competitor landing pages for a client pitch. Won the contract because I had working prototypes in the meeting."

agencyfounder_sk

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98.7% pixel-perfect accuracy verified via Delta E 2000 testing

Not HTML dumps. Real React components with TypeScript interfaces and Tailwind CSS classes — tested against 500+ production sites monthly.

// components/PricingCard.tsxinterface PricingCardProps {  plan: string;  price: string;  features: string[];  highlighted?: boolean;}export function PricingCard({  plan, price, features, highlighted}: PricingCardProps) {  return (    <div className={cn(      "rounded-xl border p-8",      highlighted        ? "border-blue-500 bg-blue-950/20"        : "border-zinc-800 bg-zinc-900"    )}>      <h3>{plan}</h3>      <p className="text-4xl font-bold">{price}</p>      ...    </div>  );}

"We verify every extraction with Delta E 2000 color science — a Delta E under 2 is imperceptible to the human eye. Our automated pipeline tests against 500+ production sites monthly."

— ui.rip Engineering Team

This is real output from ui.rip — not hand-crafted. Every extraction includes TypeScript interfaces, responsive Tailwind classes, and Next.js App Router file structure. Accuracy measured via automated pixel-diff testing across 3 viewport breakpoints (mobile, tablet, desktop).

Real sites. Real output.

Every example below was generated by the ui.rip pipeline — capture, analyze, generate — with zero manual edits.

Khan Academy — khanacademy.org 94%

Khan Academy

khanacademy.org

8 components
Lango Language — lango-language.com 91%

Lango Language

lango-language.com

5 components
Stripe Pricing — stripe.com/pricing 98%

Stripe Pricing

stripe.com/pricing

12 components
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Frequently asked questions

What is ui.rip? +
ui.rip (also called uirip or rip ui) is a UI reverse engineering tool that converts any live website into a production-ready Next.js project. Paste a URL, and ui.rip captures the full page — including SPA states, modals, and dynamic content — then generates clean React components with TypeScript interfaces and Tailwind CSS. Unlike v0 (text prompts), Locofy (Figma files), or HTTrack (raw HTML mirroring), ui.rip analyzes the actual rendered DOM structure. Free to capture and inspect; credits to download. Average capture time is 73 seconds across 500+ tested production sites.
Is using ui.rip legal? +
ui.rip analyzes publicly rendered webpage structure — the same information any browser displays. It does not access server-side code, databases, or private APIs. Generated projects are intended as a development starting point for learning, prototyping, and building original applications. Always customize design, branding, and content to create original work and respect intellectual property rights.
Can ui.rip capture JavaScript-heavy SPAs? +
Yes. ui.rip uses a real browser engine to fully render pages built with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, and other SPA frameworks. It captures the post-hydration DOM, meaning all dynamically rendered content, client-side routing states, and interactive elements (modals, dropdowns, hover states) are included. The platform explores multi-page navigation automatically, capturing 30-90 seconds depending on site complexity. Static sites with 3 states take approximately 30 seconds; complex SPAs with 50+ states take up to 90 seconds.
What frameworks and output formats does ui.rip support? +
ui.rip detects 10+ frontend frameworks including React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Gatsby, Remix, and Astro. Output is a complete Next.js project with React components, TypeScript interfaces, Tailwind CSS styling, and App Router file structure. Each extraction includes a tailwind.config.ts with extracted design tokens (colors, spacing, typography), responsive breakpoints at 3 viewports (mobile, tablet, desktop), and semantic HTML structure.
How accurate is the extracted code? +
ui.rip achieves 98.7% pixel-perfect accuracy, verified via automated Delta E 2000 color science testing across 500+ production sites monthly. A Delta E under 2 is imperceptible to the human eye. The output is clean, idiomatic React code — not raw HTML dumps — with proper component decomposition, TypeScript interfaces, and responsive Tailwind CSS classes tested at 3 viewport breakpoints. Layout accuracy covers typography, spacing, color scheme, border radius, and shadow values.
Do credits expire? Is there a subscription? +
No and no. Credits never expire and there is no subscription. You buy credit packs once ($10 for 100 credits, up to $249 for 4,000 credits with 38% bonus) and use them whenever you want. Capturing and inspecting sites is always free — you only spend credits when you download the generated project. A typical landing page costs ~40 credits (~$4), a marketing site costs ~140 credits (~$14), and a full SPA costs ~700 credits (~$70). Cost adapts to actual site complexity.
How is ui.rip different from v0, Locofy, or screenshot-to-code? +
Unlike v0 ($20/mo, generates UI from text prompts) or screenshot-to-code (works from images), ui.rip reverse engineers live websites by crawling the actual DOM structure. Unlike Locofy ($33-100/mo, Figma-to-code), ui.rip works from production URLs, not design files. Unlike HTTrack (free, site mirroring), ui.rip outputs clean React components with TypeScript, not raw HTML copies. ui.rip costs $3-5 per site with no subscription — 85% cheaper than manual DevTools extraction.
What can't ui.rip do? +
ui.rip extracts front-end UI structure only. It cannot access server-side logic, databases, authentication systems, or private APIs. It cannot replicate complex runtime state, real-time data feeds, or third-party integrations (payment processors, analytics, CMS content). The output is a structural starting point — clean React components with accurate visual styling — not a 1:1 functional clone. For best results, use ui.rip to extract the component architecture and design tokens, then build your own functionality on top.
What are the intended use cases? +
ui.rip is designed for learning, prototyping, and accelerating development. Common use cases include: studying how companies like Stripe or Linear structure their React components, prototyping client projects using reference sites, and accelerating MVP development by starting from proven design patterns. Generated projects should be treated as a starting point, not a direct reproduction of proprietary designs. Always customize the design, content, and branding to create something original, and respect intellectual property and trademarks.

Responsible Use

ui.rip is designed for learning, prototyping, and UI analysis.

Generated projects should be treated as a starting point, not a direct reproduction of proprietary designs. Always customize design, branding, and content to create original work and respect intellectual property rights.

$3-5 per site. 85% cheaper than manual DevTools extraction.

No subscription. Credits never expire. Capturing and inspecting is always free — credits adapt to actual site complexity.

Starter

100 credits

$10

$1 = 10 credits

Rip ~2-3 landing pages

Buy

Builder

600 credits

$49

$1 = 12 credits

18% bonus

Rip ~15 landing pages or 4 full SPAs

Buy
★ PRO

Pro

1,500 credits

$99

$1 = 15 credits

34% bonus

Rip ~37 landing pages or 10 full SPAs

Buy

Agency

4,000 credits

$249

$1 = 16 credits

38% bonus

Rip ~100 landing pages or 28 full SPAs

Buy

Cost adapts to complexity

Landing page

3 states

~40 cr

~$4

Marketing site

12 states

~140 cr

~$14

Full SPA

50 states

~700 cr

~$70

Simple states cost fewer credits · Complex states cost more · Exact breakdown shown before download

Credits never expire · No subscription required · v0 costs $20/mo, Locofy costs $33-100/mo — ui.rip starts at $3-5 per site

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