HTML Exporter
Export any component as clean, self-contained HTML and CSS you can paste straight into a project or a CodePen.
When you'd use it
- Pull a component into CodePen to debug it in isolation
- Capture a working example of an interaction pattern for reference
- Hand a developer the exact markup and styles you are describing
- Rescue a component from a legacy page you are rebuilding
How to use HTML Exporter
- Start HTML Exporter.
- Click the element or component you want.
- Review the generated HTML and the CSS that actually applies to it.
- Copy it, or download it as a standalone file.
HTML Exporter FAQ
Will the exported component look identical?
Close, usually. Static markup and styles export cleanly; anything driven by JavaScript, custom fonts or inherited page-level styles may need small adjustments.
Does it include JavaScript behaviour?
No — it exports structure and styling. Interactive behaviour has to be reimplemented.
Does it include the CSS variables a component depends on?
It captures the styles that actually apply to the element. Values inherited from page-level custom properties may need to be brought across manually if you paste the component somewhere else.
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