MiroMiro v2 turns sites into code

This is the rare browser extension that feels more like a production workflow than a gimmick: it compresses “I like this site” into actual code you can ship. The jump from passive inspection to live editing is the important part.

• –Live editing on rendered pages is stronger than screenshot-to-code because it works against the real DOM, not a guess.
• –Tailwind, CSS vars, and JSON token export make it useful for teams standardizing design systems, not just one-off cloning.
• –The built-in asset and Lottie extraction is a practical edge for frontend work, especially when borrowing motion or visuals from existing sites.
• –WCAG contrast checks add a useful accessibility layer that most copy-design tools ignore.
• –The main risk is still fidelity and judgment: this helps rebuild inspiration fast, but teams still need to avoid shipping a copy by accident.