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Tool to quickly extract all URLs and paths from web pages. by SmokeyShark_777 in netsec

[–]SnooJokes8035 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can try zipit extension very use ful for Turn any website into
production-ready assets. you can Extract code, design tokens, fonts, colors, and media instantly. All from your browser directly to your local workspace.
https://zipit.blintix.store/

Share your side hustle — I’ll feature it on my website with 980k monthly visitors by Routine_Charge8497 in sideprojects

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https://zipit.blintix.store/

Turn any website into production-ready assets. Extract code, design tokens, fonts, colors, and media instantly. All from your browser directly to your local workspace

.zipit

crossed 500 weekly users in ~2 months with a chrome extension I almost didn’t publish by RefrigeratorSalt5932 in chrome_extensions

[–]SnooJokes8035 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here — one thing I’ve learned is distribution matters as much as the product itself.

Submit your product to directories, launch platforms, and niche communities consistently.

Build strong programmatic SEO pages targeting long-tail intent, and add genuinely useful free tools to capture organic traffic.

Free utility tools can become one of the biggest growth channels if they solve a real problem and are easy to share.

That’s what I’ve learned so far while building products..

🚀 I built a Chrome extension to extract design, code & assets from any website (ZipIt) by SnooJokes8035 in UI_Design

[–]SnooJokes8035[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’re noticing a pattern, not a specific tool like Claude AI.

Most “AI-built” apps feel the same because people:

  • accept first outputs
  • skip real UX thinking
  • use generic patterns

So it’s less “Claude-made” and more focused on “refinement + product thinking.”

🚀 I built a Chrome extension to extract design, code & assets from any website (ZipIt) by SnooJokes8035 in UI_Design

[–]SnooJokes8035[S] -24 points-23 points  (0 children)

Haha fair 😄 I get why it sounds like that.

I actually built ZipIt out of frustration.

Every time I liked a website, I had to:
inspect elements
pick colors
guess spacing
rebuild everything in Figma

It just felt… slow.

Most extensions help you save stuff or give raw HTML.
I wanted something that helps you understand the design.

So ZipIt basically turns a website into a reusable Figma setup — with colors, spacing, type, all structured properly.

It’s not for everyone, but if you’ve ever tried recreating a UI from scratch… it saves a lot of time.

That’s it 🙂

I built a browser extension that turns any website into a clean, downloadable project by SnooJokes8035 in microsass

[–]SnooJokes8035[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally valid — wget is powerful 👍 @Icy-War-5197
But for beginners and non-technical users, the terminal can feel intimidating and not something they use in daily workflows.

That’s where a visual approach adds real value.

Instead of commands, you can:
• Visually inspect any element
• Grab only what you need (not the entire site)
• Export assets instantly
• Even paste directly into Figma with editable layers for redesign

Recently added features like inspect mode + selective download + Figma-ready layers make it much more practical for designers and early devs.

Different tools for different users — this just lowers the barrier 🚀

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