https://www.stele.so/ · Developer Tools
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Capture any element, page, or recording from the web and turn it into clean code, design tokens, and an editable canvas. Turn anything you see on the web into usable design and code. Stele is a screenshot-to-code tool built for frontend developers and designers. Capture any element, full page, or screen recording from a site you're browsing, and Stele instantly turns it into clean, editable code, extracted design tokens, and a saved reference on your personal canvas. Why install Stele: - Capture with one shortcut: grab a single element, a full page, or record a short clip, no manual screenshotting or dev-tools inspecting. - Get real code, not a picture: captures convert into clean, editable code you can drop straight into a project. - Build a visual library: everything you capture lands on an infinite canvas alongside your own notes, moodboards, and folders, so UI inspiration doesn't get lost in a screenshots folder. - Extract design tokens automatically: colors, fonts, and spacing pulled straight from the source, ready to reuse. - Works on any site: capture from whatever page you're viewing, right where you are. Built for people who collect UI inspiration and actually want to use it, not just admire it. If you're a frontend developer, product designer, or anyone who screenshots interesting interfaces "for later," Stele turns that habit into a working reference library. Captures sync to your Stele account and are private to you by default.
Aug 25, 2026
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