Web to MCP

What is Web to MCP?

Web to MCP is a browser extension that bridges the gap between design inspiration and AI-generated code. It was built by the team behind Web-to-Figma after a year of bootstrapping that product, during which they identified the real root cause of poor AI coding results: AI tools were working from vague prompts, static screenshots, and text descriptions instead of actual component data.

Web to MCP solves this by extracting the real structural and visual component data from any live webpage and transmitting it directly to Cursor or Claude Code via the Model Context Protocol — in a single click.

The problem it solves

Developers often tell AI coding tools things like “make a button like the one on Stripe’s pricing page.” The AI then tries to reconstruct the component from memory or a screenshot, producing code that is close but never quite right. The visual details are lost, the spacing is off, and the component needs multiple rounds of manual correction.

Web to MCP eliminates this entirely. Instead of describing what you want, you capture the actual component from the source — including its real structure, styles, spacing, and hierarchy — and hand it directly to your AI coding assistant via MCP.

How it works

1. Install the browser extension
2. Navigate to any website whose components you want to reference
3. Click the extension on the component you want to capture
4. The component data is instantly sent to Cursor or Claude Code via MCP
5. Your AI now has the precise structural data it needs to replicate the design accurately

Key benefits

• Pixel-perfect results — AI works from real component data, not approximations
• One click — no manual copying, no screenshots, no describing what you see
• Bridges the designer-developer gap — designers can capture inspiration; developers get accurate code
• Works on any website — capture components from Stripe, Linear, Vercel, or any site
• Integrates natively via MCP — no intermediate file formats or clipboard juggling

Who is it for?

Front-end developers who use AI coding tools like Cursor or Claude Code and regularly need to replicate or draw inspiration from real-world UI components. Also useful for designers who want to hand off accurate component specifications without writing documentation.