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 and Tailwind CSS.

Is reverse engineering websites legal?

Yes. ui.rip captures the rendered DOM — the same HTML and CSS any browser sees. It does not access server-side code, databases, or private APIs.

Can ui.rip capture JavaScript-heavy SPAs?

Yes. It uses a real browser engine to render pages built with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and other SPA frameworks, capturing the post-hydration DOM.

What frameworks does ui.rip support?

ui.rip detects 10+ frameworks and outputs Next.js projects with React components, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.

No. Credits never expire and there is no subscription. Capturing and inspecting is free — credits are spent on download.

How is ui.rip different from v0 or screenshot-to-code?

ui.rip reverse engineers live websites via DOM crawling, unlike v0 (text prompts), screenshot-to-code (images), Locofy (Figma), or HTTrack (raw HTML mirroring).

Vercel — Showcase

vercel.com

About this rip

Vercel's homepage with its signature gradient effects, code blocks, and deployment visualizations. The pipeline extracted the component tree including the interactive demo sections and responsive navigation.

Source code

View on GitHub

https://github.com/anthropics/uirip-showcase-vercel

Browse the full generated Next.js project — components, routes, config, and Tailwind styles.

Pipeline output

9

React components

95%

Visual match

0

Manual edits

How it was built

1

Capture

websnap crawls the live site, capturing the fully rendered DOM, styles, and assets.

2

Inspect

webprobe injects into the page to detect frameworks, extract tokens, and map component boundaries.

3

Analyze

webast performs static analysis on the captured bundles to understand structure and dependencies.

4

Generate

web2next emits a clean Next.js project with typed React components and Tailwind styling.

Vercel