Xtractly vs MiroMiro:which one fits?
MiroMiro and Xtractly overlap a lot: both inspect live sites, export components as Tailwind, React, Vue or HTML, extract design tokens and talk to coding agents over MCP. MiroMiro adds a URL-based API, Lottie and Elementor exports; Xtractly adds Svelte, Figma layers, more token formats (shadcn/ui, DTCG, Figma variables, DESIGN.md) and a library your agent can write back to.
Free with an account · Chrome, Edge & Brave · reads a page only when you click
| feature | Xtractly | MiroMiro |
|---|---|---|
| Tailwind / React / Vue / HTML output | Yes | Yes |
| Svelte output | Yes | Not listed |
| Design tokens export | Yes | Yes |
| shadcn/ui, DTCG, Figma variables, DESIGN.md | Yes | Not listed |
| Paste into Figma as layers | Yes | Not listed |
| MCP server for AI agents | Yes | Yes |
| Agent saves back to your library | Yes | Not listed |
| Extract from a URL by API | Your saved library only | Yes |
| Lottie export | Not listed | Yes |
| Elementor export | No | Yes |
| Price | Free · Pro $9/mo · $79/yr · $49 once for the extension | Free · €9/mo · €69 lifetime |
MiroMiro details come from its public website as of October 2026. “Not listed” means we couldn't find it advertised. If that's changed, tell us.
Where each one shines.
Both tools are good at something. Here is what each one is for.
What MiroMiro does well
- A REST API that extracts code, tokens, fonts and assets from any URL, with free monthly credits.
- Lottie detection and export, device-frame previews and Elementor template export.
- Live CSS editing on the page, and support for Firefox and Opera as well as Chromium browsers.
Choose MiroMiro if you need extraction from URLs in a pipeline, Lottie files or Elementor templates.
Where Xtractly is different
- Svelte output alongside HTML, React and Vue, and captures that paste into Figma as layers.
- Tokens exported as CSS, Tailwind v3 or v4, a shadcn/ui theme, W3C design tokens, Figma variables or a DESIGN.md for agents.
- A component library with variants and version history that your agent reads and saves to over the Agent Bridge.
- Free tools that run in your browser: a DESIGN.md generator, Tailwind v3 → v4 and token converters.
Choose Xtractly if you want Svelte or Figma output, tokens in shadcn/ui, DTCG or DESIGN.md form, and a library your coding agent builds from and saves to.
Questions
Is Xtractly a MiroMiro alternative?
Yes. Both inspect live sites and export components and design tokens, and both work with coding agents over MCP. Xtractly adds Svelte and Figma output, more token formats and an agent-writable library; MiroMiro adds a URL extraction API, Lottie and Elementor exports.
Can Xtractly extract from a URL without opening the page?
No. Xtractly reads the page you have open, which also covers logged-in dashboards, hover states and pages a server can't reach. Its REST API and Agent Bridge read your saved library, not arbitrary URLs.
The features behind it.
Free to start.
No card needed. Cancel subscriptions any time.
Free
- Inspect and capture without limits
- 5 exports a month
- A library of 20 components
- 5 agent saves a week
Pro
- Unlimited library and exports
- Studio, variants and history
- Unlimited Agent Bridge and REST API
- $79 a year if you pay yearly
Extension Lifetime
- Unlimited exports
- Full-page export
- Every extension update, for life
- Library and agent at Free limits
Team
- Pro for every seat
- One shared library and themes
- Every agent reads the same system
- From 2 seats
