Pablo

About Pablo

Pablo is a Chrome extension that copies a UI component off any website — hover to highlight, click to capture, and the HTML plus CSS lands on your clipboard with fonts, gradients, hover states and animations intact. The interesting part is what it preserves that a devtools copy does not. The comparison examples on the site are deliberately hard cases: a Stripe billing panel with CSS animations, gradient meshes and hover states, and a Webflow page with IX2 interactions, scroll animations and entrance effects, each shown as the original next to the Pablo output with a drag slider between them. The workflow it fits is the one every developer using an AI coding assistant already improvises badly — you find a component you want, you screenshot it, you describe it in a prompt, and the model produces something adjacent to what you meant. Handing the model the actual markup and styles removes that translation step entirely. There is no setup, no configuration and no account; it is three actions — hover, click, paste. The extension is open source with the code on GitHub, and it is distributed through the Chrome Web Store. For a tool whose whole surface is a browser extension, the absence of a signup flow is a genuine feature rather than an omission.

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