I built Rapid Web Prototyper after years of working in web, UX/UI, and digital product design. One problem I kept running into was how long it could take to show a client or stakeholder what an existing webpage could look like with a few targeted changes. I wanted something faster than rebuilding the page in a design tool and safer than making changes directly to the live site. Rapid Web Prototyper lets you edit an existing webpage directly in Chrome — text, images, typography, spacing, links, video, and layout — then save the result locally as a prototype you can review or present. This is the first public release, and I’d really appreciate feedback from designers, developers, marketers, freelancers, and agencies. I’m especially interested in hearing how you would use it in your own workflow and what features you’d like to see next. There’s a 7-day free trial, then it’s $4.99/month.

Rapid Web Prototyper

Turn live webpages into client-ready prototypes

Turn live webpages into client-ready prototypes