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Pluck

Select any DOM element and copy it as a structured LLM prompt or Figma component

Users330Current public install base

Rating--Store average score

Reviews0Public review volume

Manifest versionV3Extension platform version

7-day growth+26Net users gained this week

7-day growth rate+9.06%Relative weekly velocity

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Version0.2.0

ManifestV3

Size144KiB

Languages1English

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Overview

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Pluck lets you copy any UI component from any website and paste it into your favorite AI coding tool — or directly into Figma. Stop describing designs in words. Just point, click, and paste. Pluck gives AI tools the full context they need to one-shot the implementation with 100% accuracy — no back-and-forth, no manual corrections.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Install the extension and go to any website.

2. Activate the picker and click the component you want — a button, card, navbar, hero section, footer, or entire page layout.

3. Pluck captures everything: HTML structure, computed CSS styles, colors, spacing, fonts, layout, images, icons, and SVG assets.

4. Copy it as a structured prompt or as an editable Figma layer.

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Visually select any element on the page and instantly copy its HTML to clipboard. Like DevTools element inspector, but faster.