3 ms·
Extract stunning components, from any website and save it to your library or copy it directly to your project—in record time. Tired of recreating website eleme
by madebydon 2y ago
Extract stunning components, from any website and save it to your library or copy it directly to your project—in record time.
Tired of recreating website elements? ScrapeStudio extracts elements from any website and transforms them into clean, production-ready code. Build your component library and stop wasting time.
Key Features:
Grab elements from any website with a single click.
Select any element directly from a webpage to instantly extract its HTML and CSS. Our smart extraction tool ensures clean, accurate code extraction every time.
Organize and reuse your favorite elements across projects.
Build your own organized library of components. Save, categorize, and tag your favorite elements for quick access and reuse across projects.
Customize your components in a live environment.
Build your own organized library of components. Customise, create variants and tag your favorite elements for quick access and reuse across projects..
We ensure you will always have:
-One-Click Extraction: Instantly grab HTML & CSS.
-Code Optimization: Production-ready, cleaned code.
-Component Library: Organize & reuse components.
-Framework Exports: React, Vue, Tailwind CSS.
-All-in-One Extension: Access all features in one place.
-Component Playground: Built in playground to customize components
Save time, build better components faster. Download ScrapeStudio today!"
- stared 2y agoIf you want to get listed on https://news.ycombinator.com/show https://news.ycombinator.com/show, use "Show HN: ...".
- codingdave 2y agoI'd talk to an attorney who specializes in copyright law before I took this idea too far. While I know it is both easy and a common act to copy HTML, learn from it, tweak it, etc... it also probably violates copyright law. IANAL, so don't take my word for it - ask.
- madebydon 2y agoUser Responsibility for Copyright and Intellectual Property You are solely responsible for using ScrapeStudio responsibly and respecting all applicable copyright and intellectual property laws. ScrapeStudio is intended as a development tool to inspire and guide, rather than to replicate or copy existing designs. You must not copy, steal, or otherwise misuse designs or any intellectual property that you do not own or have permission to use. Any designs created or inspired by ScrapeStudio should serve as a starting point, and it is solely your responsibility to ensure compliance with all intellectual property rights and laws. Use of Publicly Available Information ScrapeStudio uses only publicly accessible information to generate design suggestions and extract components. The App does not use, replicate, or access any proprietary, private, or restricted data or code from any website without proper authorization.
- codingdave 2y agoYou should still check with a lawyer. Overly broad CYA statements thrown into terms and conditions have been known to lose when challenged in court.