Compare Chrome extensions: Wisiwig: UI Design and Inspect Tool vs html.to.design

Stats Wisiwig: UI Design and Inspect Tool Wisiwig: UI Design and Inspect Tool html.to.design html.to.design
User count 656 200,000+
Average rating 5.00 4.52
Rating count 6 46
Last updated 2023-03-24 2024-03-27
Size 83.76K 236.54K
Version 0.8.0 0.0.100
Short description
The collaborative UI design tool that lets you inspect, edit, and share web designs and code. Convert any website into fully editable Figma designs. Requires the associated Figma plugin!
Full summary

Wisiwig for Chrome is a browser inspect and design tool to achieve pixel-perfect UI design — the best tool for design QA and prototyping.

This extension lets you inspect and edit UI elements on any website or in any web application. You can modify spacing, size, color, font, and much more without having to sift through HTML or CSS.

Collaborate with your design, development, and product team by saving and sharing your designs and generated code with a custom link.

Wisiwig can inspect web pages in production or in development environments so that you can ensure a polished design before launch.

Now with Wisiwig Apps, quickly send your designs and code as a GitHub issue directly to your development repositories.

With html.to.design, convert any website into fully editable Figma designs. Even private webpages behind a log-in ✨ Leverage an existing website and import its html to Figma to start your own designs, without building each element from scratch.

Before going any further, please note that this Chrome extension is a companion to the html.to.design Figma plugin, and you’ll need to install the Figma plugin first.

How it works:

  1. Install the html.to.design Chrome extension by clicking on ‘Add to Chrome’.

  2. Navigate and log in to the page you would like to import into Figma. (This extension is especially designed for private pages behind a log-in. To import a public website, you can use our Figma plugin without the need for the Chrome extension).

  3. Click on the html.to.design extension icon in your Chrome top bar.

  4. The extension will automatically start extracting html from the page. (You’ll see the following message in your browser: html.to.design started debugging this browser. Don’t worry, this means everything is working as expected.)

  5. Once the download is complete, head over to Figma and launch the html.to.design plugin.

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