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Scan any UI. Get its real design tokens and a build prompt, so your AI builds from a real design system, not generic defaults. Scan any UI, build with taste. uiscanner turns any public web page into a design teardown: its real design tokens (colors, fonts, type scale, spacing, radii, shadows), a section-by-section structure, and a build-ready prompt, so your AI builds from a real design system instead of guessing at generic defaults from a screenshot. AI approximates the type scale and eyeballs hex values. uiscanner reads them off the live page, server-side, so the rebuild matches the source. It describes and tokenizes; it never copies or re-hosts the original site's asset bytes. • Click the toolbar icon to tear down the page you're on. • Right-click a link to scan it without visiting it. • Press Alt+Shift+U, or type 'uiscanner.com/' then a URL in the address bar, to scan from anywhere. • See your recent scans in the popup and open the full teardown on uiscanner.com. • Sign in to save every scan to your account, with your plan, history, and folders. uiscanner only acts on a page when you click. It does not read or track your browsing in the background, and it makes no remote calls beyond opening uiscanner.com. Paste the build prompt into your AI or get the MCP/CLI to use directly with your agents. Free plan included. More at https://uiscanner.com
Jun 30, 2026
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