Siteprint
Siteprint is a Safari extension for Mac that analyzes the design of any webpage by measuring colors, typography scale, spacing, corners, and layout. It extracts this data as exact prompts compatible with AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex. It offers free features like inspection and token export, while the Pro version adds design composition, prompt generation for AI, and direct AI integration. Siteprint works offline on your Mac with privacy respect, requiring no account or tracking.
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Giving every colour a role instead of a hex list is the right call, that's the bit agents get wrong when you hand them raw tokens. What I'd want to know is whether a scan captures the dark variant, because that's where handoff falls apart for us, you measure the light theme and the agent invents a dark one that matches nothing. One-time $9.99 with no account is a refreshing pricing page as well.
asadmalik901 · Imported from Product Hunt
"every color comes with its role" is the useful part, way more than a raw hex dump. curious what happens with the edge cases though - a one-off accent color used in a single badge somewhere on the page. does it get flagged as an outlier/exception in the prompt, or does it get listed alongside the real system colors with equal weight? asking because that's exactly the kind of thing that turns into a hallucinated design token if an agent just reads a flat list and treats everything as equally intentional
galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt