1-click snapshots of an element’s runtime DOM into clean JSON (attributes, text, computed styles, visibility, hierarchy). Works in Chrome, Firefox & Arc. Local-only, zero telemetry. Ideal for LLM prompts, QA/UX reviews and debugging.
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Hey Product Hunt! I’m the co-maker of Element to LLM.
The problem: static HTML and screenshots miss what actually breaks UIs. Models guess, and you lose time.
What we built: a tiny browser extension that turns any element’s runtime DOM into a clean JSON snapshot (attributes, text, computed styles, visibility, hierarchy).
Why it helps: prompts become reproducible, token-efficient, and grounded in the real state—not assumptions.
Who it’s for:
Developers
QA
Designers
Everyone who working with dynamic UIs and LLMs
How it works:
Click → Select element → Copy JSON → Paste to your AI (or Jira/Linear).
Privacy: local-only, zero telemetry.
We’d love feedback: where would a real DOM snapshot save you the most time—debug, QA checks, or design reviews?