Page structure
See the page set alongside its navigation, heading structure, section order, and selection notes. Each observation stays linked to the page it describes.
Website analysis
Extract a site's visual DNA.
Turn a public website into a detailed reference ZIP, then use it with Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, and any other AI agent to build a new site in the same visual style.
INSIDE A REFERENCE PACK
website-analysisZIP
README.md
data/pages.json
design-tokens.md
screenshots/
STRUCTURED FOR THE NEXT BUILD
AI coding workflows
Give an AI agent the site's visual DNA.
The comprehensive ZIP brings together page structure, content, design tokens, typography, layout, responsive behavior, imagery, and captures when available. Start a brand-new site with Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, and any other AI agent that can read project files. The pack gives the agent a clear reference for the source site's style, art direction, and overall feel.
ClaudeCodexOpenCodeCursorAnd any other AI agent
What the pack contains
Page details, design records, and available captures.
Bring structure, visual observations, and content notes into one organized set of files for designers, developers, and AI-assisted rebuild workflows.
Design observations
Carry colors, typography, layout patterns, responsive changes, media references, and visible control cues into the next design or implementation conversation.
A portable reference pack
Get Markdown guides, JSON records, theme files, and images from successful captures in a ZIP assembled in your browser.
Inside the reference pack
One archive captures a site's visual DNA.
Move from an overall map to page evidence, design tokens, responsive details, and source captures. Give the same organized reference to a designer, developer, Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, or any other AI agent for a new build.
Page map
See discovered pages, navigation relationships, and the recorded selection decisions for the run.
Page notes
Keep visible headings, content, and section order in context with the page where they were observed.
Design details
Review tokens, typography, layout samples, media references, and responsive behavior in written and structured form.
Available captures
Use desktop, mobile, and section images as visual evidence when those captures complete successfully.
Analysis workflow
Four steps from a URL to a ZIP.
Start with a public URL
Choose a public site. Site Stripper looks across relevant same-site links and ranks useful pages for a bounded run.
Review the observations
Explore the page map, visible content, design records, responsive notes, coverage details, and available captures together.
Build from the visual DNA
Give the ZIP to Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, or any other AI agent. Its detailed notes and design tokens provide a strong starting point for a fresh site in the reference's style.
Share source notes with the build team.
Website rebuilds often begin with scattered screenshots, copied links, and notes. Site Stripper brings the source site's visual DNA into a comprehensive package that a design and development team or an AI coding agent can use as a shared starting point.
Keep the source in viewPage notes and structured records identify where the observations came from.
Compare more than appearanceContent, navigation, layout, responsive patterns, and available images sit alongside one another.
Start a new buildUse the package with Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, and any other AI agent to carry the same visual language into a brand-new website or web app.
Start with the source
Keep the page, its content, and the design details together.
A strong reference begins with what is actually on the page. Site Stripper organizes visible content, page relationships, design observations, and available captures so they can be reviewed in context.
- Follow the page map into specific source pages.
- Compare visual details with structured records.
- Use the ZIP as reference material for a separate build.
Sample output
Inspect the files in a reference pack.
Explore representative documentation, data files, and capture paths from the package generator.
Limits and coverage
Know what each run includes.
How many pages can one run analyze?
Hosted runs can analyze up to 10 selected pages in up to 150 seconds.
Are screenshots included in every pack?
Capture files are included when available. Source-site behavior and hosted limits can make captures partial or unavailable.
Does Site Stripper rebuild the website?
No. It gathers reference material to guide a separate design and development workflow.
Get started
Create a Site Stripper account.
Use the account form to begin with page structure, design observations, and organized output files.