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Copy Component Code

Copy Component Code transforms any element on a webpage into a clean, production-ready component file for your framework of choice. Click an element and get a complete React JSX component, Vue Single File Component (SFC), or Svelte component — with the HTML structure, scoped styles, and proper formatting already in place.

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There's a huge gap between seeing a well-designed UI element on a webpage and having it as a usable component in your project. Normally you'd inspect the element, manually copy the HTML, extract the relevant CSS, restructure it into your framework's component format, add the boilerplate (export default, template tags, style blocks), and fix the naming. Copy Component Code does all of this in one click. It reads the element's DOM structure and computed styles, then generates idiomatic component code for React (functional component with JSX + CSS-in-JS or className), Vue (SFC with template, script, and scoped style blocks), or Svelte (markup with scoped styles). The output is formatted, properly indented, and ready to paste into a .jsx, .vue, or .svelte file.

Live Preview

example.com/ui-library

Click any element to generate component code

Jane Cooper

Frontend Developer

Building beautiful interfaces with modern web technologies.

Component Code

React Vue Svelte


                    export default function UserCard() {

                      return (

                        <div className="card">

                          <div className="header">

                            <img className="avatar" />

                            <div>

                              <h3>Jane Cooper</h3>

                              <span>Frontend Dev</span>

                          </div>

                        </div>

                      );

                    }

React JSX Copy Code

Key Features

Multi-Framework Output

Switch between three output formats instantly: React (functional component with JSX and className-based styles), Vue (Single File Component with template, script setup, and scoped style blocks), or Svelte (markup with style block). Each output follows the framework's conventions and best practices.

Clean, Idiomatic Code

The generated code isn't just a raw dump — it's properly structured with correct indentation, meaningful component and class names inferred from the element's context, and framework-specific patterns like props interfaces (React), defineProps (Vue), and export let (Svelte).

Scoped Styles Included

Computed CSS styles are extracted from the element and included as scoped styles within the component. React gets a styles object or className references, Vue gets a scoped style block, and Svelte gets component-scoped styles — no global CSS pollution.

Nested Children Preserved

The export includes all child elements recursively. A card component with a header, image, title, description, and button is exported as a complete component — not just the outer wrapper. The full internal structure is preserved.

One-Click Copy

Click the Copy button to put the complete component code on your clipboard. Paste directly into a new file in your project — it's ready to import and use. No manual restructuring needed.

Syntax Highlighted Preview

The generated code is shown with full syntax highlighting in the preview panel. JSX tags, props, style properties, and values are all color-coded for easy reading before you copy.

Common Use Cases

Rapid Component Prototyping

See a UI pattern on any website that you want in your project? Click it, get the component code for your framework, paste it into your codebase, and customize from there. Turn hours of manual recreation into minutes.

Framework Migration Assistance

Moving a project from Vue to React (or vice versa)? Click existing components on the live site and generate code in the target framework. The structure and styles are preserved, giving you a solid starting point for each migrated component.

Building Component Libraries

Extracting design patterns from a mockup or reference site into a reusable component library. Click each UI element, export as your framework's component format, and build up a library of ready-to-use components.

Learning Component Patterns

Study how production websites structure their components. Click a complex navigation menu, a data table, or a modal dialog and see how the HTML structure would translate into a proper React/Vue/Svelte component.

Design Handoff Acceleration

Designers often build reference implementations in static HTML. Click their elements and generate framework-specific components that developers can immediately use, bridging the gap between design mockups and production code.

How to Use

Activate Copy Component Code

Open the DevSuite Pro floating dock and click the Copy Component Code icon. A tabbed panel opens showing React, Vue, and Svelte tabs, ready to receive an element selection.

Click an Element on the Page

Click any element — a card, a button group, a navigation bar, a form section. The element is highlighted with a purple border, and the panel generates component code from its HTML structure and computed styles.

Choose Your Framework

Click the React, Vue, or Svelte tab to see the element rendered as a component in that framework. Each tab generates idiomatic code following the framework's conventions and component patterns.

Review the Generated Code

The syntax-highlighted preview shows the complete component file — imports, component function/template, styles, and exports. Verify it captures the structure and styling you need.

Copy & Paste into Your Project

Click "Copy Code" to grab the entire component. Paste it into a new .jsx, .vue, or .svelte file in your project. Import and render it immediately — the component is complete and self-contained.