Capture UI from any site and rebuild it with AI.
Clean. Clear. Powerful.

Built from what already works.
From any website
to your editor in seconds.
Your captured elements, organized and ready. Copy HTML whenever you need them - no hunting through tabs.
Capture flow: capture from any site, extract components, then parallel paths including export, MCP and AI, and one optional path shown as skipped.
Click. Copy. Build.

Save the good ones. Use them later.

Paste-ready. Every time.
Copy code snippets
Clean HTML with scoped styles. Paste directly into any project or framework.

Copy AI prompt
A ready-made prompt with HTML and styles to rebuild the element in any AI tool.

Copy advanced prompt
A codebase-aware prompt that adapts the element to match your project.

Copy MCP prompt
Use with MCP to load the element directly into your editor as context.

Your first capture is one click away.
Install the extension and you're ready. No sign-up required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Element Armory is a Chrome extension that captures any UI element from a webpage and exports it as clean HTML. Save captured elements to a personal library and reuse them in your projects or feed them directly to AI tools.
Install the extension, then click any element on a page. Element Armory extracts it with minimal, portable styles-only display, layout, typography, and color. No scripts, trackers, or extra markup. Export as clean HTML in one click.
Element Armory is available as a Chrome extension. Support for other browsers may be added in the future. Check the Chrome Web Store for the latest version.
Yes. Install the extension and start capturing immediately-no account required. Create a free account for 25 saved snippets, 20 captures per month, and the basic AI prompt. Upgrade to Pro to remove all limits and unlock the advanced prompt and MCP copy.
Capture runs entirely in your browser-page content is not sent to our servers during capture. When you save a snippet to your library, the HTML and CSS are stored to your account for sync across devices. We don’t use your captured content for anything beyond storage and sync. See our Privacy Policy for details.
