Slicer

What is Slicer?

Slicer is a Chrome extension and web app for people who build interfaces. Hover over any component on a live site to copy its styles, animations, and states as an AI prompt or React code. Its AI agents also crawl public pages and return a scored UX audit with fixes.

Top Features:

• Component copying: extract any element with styles, hover states, and animations kept intact.
• Restyle canvas: merge, restyle, and rebrand copied components on an infinite canvas.
• UX audits: score pages on copy, UI, usability, and accessibility with element-level findings.

Use Cases:

• Vibe coding: paste copied hero sections into Cursor or Lovable as prompts.
• Pre-launch reviews: audit a signup or pricing page before real users hit problems.
• Client work: turn reference sites into on-brand React components for agency projects.

Who Can Use Slicer?

• Frontend developers: grab UI patterns in one click instead of digging through DevTools.
• Product designers: collect interface references and check live pages for usability issues.
• Founders: ship a polished MVP faster and catch UX flaws before launch.

Pricing

• Free ($0): three component copies and one UX audit included every month.
• Lite (€15/month): 30 component copies and five UX audits for occasional building.
• Pro (€25/month): unlimited component copies and 20 UX audits for fast-moving teams.
• Max (€35/month): unlimited component copies and unlimited UX audits with no caps.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Keeps interactions: copies animations and states, which screenshots and raw HTML miss.
• Instant audits: run a first UX audit from a URL without an account.
• Export support: output works in Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, and v0.

Cons:

• Chrome focused: component copying needs the Chrome extension or the Figma plugin.
• Signed-in pages: private flows are captured and audited one page at a time.
• Blocked sites: sites that block automated visits can return fewer audited pages.

FAQs:

1) What formats can I export?

Each copied component exports as an AI-ready prompt or clean React code.

2) Do audits need an account?

No, paste a public URL to run a free audit without signing up.

3) What does the UX audit check?

It reviews copy, visual hierarchy, usability, flow, and accessibility on reachable public pages.

4) Can it audit pages behind a login?

Yes, capture the signed-in page with the extension, then audit it.

5) Is there a refund policy?

Yes, every paid plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.