Page to wireframe

Click an icon and turn the page you're on into a wireframe.

Page to Wireframe - A Chrome Extension for Web Developers

Page to Wireframe is a Chrome extension tailored for web developers and designers. It transforms any live web page into a low-fidelity wireframe with just a click. This tool facilitates minimalistic, practical visualisation of a web page's micro-IA, simplifying the process of website planning and client presentations. The tool's simplified view also enables easy export of wireframe diagrams for documentation or iterative design processes.

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By: Brad Czerniak (ao5357)

Users: 6,000+

Rating: 5.00

(4)

Version: 1.0.0 (Last updated: 2020-03-25)

Creation date: 2020-03-25

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 2.25M

Email: ao*****@gmail.com

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Extension summary

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I make websites, and sometimes I want to make a site first, then demonstrate its micro-IA separately, without showing a huge level of detail or design fidelity.

This extension lets you click a button and have everything on the page appear low-fidelity. You can then take screenshots and perform other operations in order to export your wires.

User reviews

the best Wireframe Extension! Thanks!

Maximilian Poppe, 2024-03-16

Excellent plugin! Is there a way to retain the text as it is... just remove the images, colors etc as it currently does while retaining the original text?

Osman Safdar, 2023-02-12

This extension is AWESOME! Is it possible to have an option to have gray bars as a replacement for texts instead of curved lines, similar to how mockups are made?