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MiroMiro is a Chrome extension that lets you hover over any website element and instantly copy its CSS, fonts, colors, and spacing — no digging through DevTools required. You can extract entire sections like hero blocks, navbars, and pricing tables as clean HTML and CSS in one click. It also lets you download images, SVGs, and export design tokens (reusable style values like colors and fonts) to Tailwind or Figma.

Strengths

Free plan lets you inspect CSS, fonts, and colors with no limits
One-time lifetime payment option (€59) means no recurring monthly fees
Works across every major web framework without setup
Saves significant time for frontend developers and no-code builders who reverse-engineer designs

Weaknesses

Free plan caps full section code exports at 5 per month — heavy users will need to upgrade
Chrome-only extension, so it won't work in Firefox, Safari, or other browsers
Lifetime plan has only 125 spots, so pricing may change for new users
Primarily useful for developers and designers — limited value for non-technical small business owners

Key features

Copy CSS from any website element with a single hover and click
Extract whole page sections (hero, navbar, footer) as production-ready HTML and CSS
Download images, SVGs, and Lottie animations from any page instantly
Export design tokens (colors, fonts, spacing) as a Tailwind config or CSS variables
Works on any framework: React, Next.js, Vue, WordPress, Webflow, and more

STOA verdict

MiroMiro is a great fit for small businesses that have a developer, designer, or no-code builder on the team who regularly studies or rebuilds website layouts. You get unlimited CSS inspection for free, and the one-time lifetime deal is a solid value if you ship web projects often. That said, if your team doesn't touch front-end code or web design, this tool won't move the needle for you.