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Extract and convert HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code from web pages with Tailwind CSS support. Extract web code instantly with a single click. Code Extractor Pro is the ultimate developer tool for capturing and analyzing website code. Whether you're studying designs, reverse-engineering components, or building automation scripts, this extension makes it effortless. ✨ Key Features: - One-Click Code Extraction – Select any element on any webpage and instantly extract its HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - Tailwind CSS Conversion – Automatically convert traditional CSS to modern Tailwind utility classes - Automation Mode – Generate precise selectors (ID, CSS, XPath) for testing and web scraping - Clean, Formatted Output – Get production-ready code that's properly indented and easy to read - Tab-Based Organization – View HTML, CSS, and JavaScript separately or all together - Auto-Copy to Clipboard – Code is automatically copied for instant pasting Perfect for: - Frontend developers learning from existing websites - UI/UX designers analyzing component structures - QA engineers writing test automation scripts - Web scrapers building data extraction tools - Students studying modern web development How it works: Click the extension icon Select "Code Mode" or "Automation Mode" Click on any element on the webpage Copy the extracted code instantly No configuration needed. No complicated setup. Just pure productivity.
Aug 31, 2026
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