Capture the screenshot, layout, and design context of any section. Then generate a precise, builder-specific prompt for Cursor, v0, Lovable, Claude, and more. Stop describing designs from memory.
Free forever. No card. Captures stored as data, never runnable code.
Build a hero with a centered headline,
subtext, and two CTAs. Primary blue
(#2563eb), flex layout, 24px gap,
and 32px section padding.
Generate prompts tuned for the tools you already build with.
Three steps from a design you like to a brief an AI agent can actually build from.
Use the Chrome extension to select any section, like a hero, a pricing table, or a navbar. SpecShot grabs the screenshot, layout, styles, content, and animation cues.
Every capture becomes structured context. You get design tokens, a spacing scale, responsive behavior, and a detected section type. It lives in your library, never as runnable code.
Generate a precise, builder-specific prompt in one click. Copy it, export Markdown or JSON, or hand it straight off to GitHub, Linear, or a webhook.
Open the SpecShot side panel on any page, hover to outline a section, and click to capture. The extension grabs the screenshot and design context. Then it lands in your library, ready to prompt.
From capture to one-click handoff, SpecShot covers the whole path from idea to implementation.
A capture pairs the screenshot with structured tokens and a generated prompt. The same spec rail you see everywhere on this page.
Build a hero with a centered headline,
subtext, and two CTAs. Primary blue
(#2563eb), flex layout, 24px gap,
and 32px section padding.
Switch the target and the prompt rewrites itself for that builder.
Build a hero section with a centered headline,
subtext, and two CTAs. Primary blue
(#2563eb), flex layout, 24px gap, 32px padding.
Match the spacing scale and type ramp below.
Colors, spacing, type, and radius pulled into reusable tokens.
SpecShot infers what a section is so the prompt frames it right.
Captured DOM is stored as structured data, never runnable HTML.
Push a capture to GitHub, Linear, or any webhook in one click.
A prompt that works for Cursor is not the prompt v0 or Lovable wants. SpecShot tunes the context to each target. It adjusts component conventions, styling approach, and how much design detail to include.
Build a hero section with a centered headline,
subtext, and two CTAs. Primary blue
(#2563eb), flex layout, 24px gap, 32px padding.
Match the spacing scale and type ramp below.
SpecShot stores the context an AI agent needs, not a copy of anyone's site.
I used to screenshot a section and write a paragraph hoping the AI got it. Now I paste a SpecShot prompt and the first result is usable.
Illustrative example.
The Linear handoff is the part I use most. Capture a section, send it to the backlog, done. No context lost on the way.
Illustrative example.
White-label exports mean I send clients clean briefs with our studio name on them. It looks professional and it saves hours.
Illustrative example.
Three simple plans. No per-prompt nickel-and-diming.
Capture your first section in minutes. Free forever, no credit card required.