Your real product lives in the browser. Introducing MagicPath web capture: Import any functional web element into a canvas, edit it visually or with AI, and even request changes right as you capture. You can now finally build with your real product. Capture. Edit. Ship.

Ty for making AI Studio better :)

Download the Chrome extension here

A big problem today is that AI can't really understand your brand or product. We've done a lot of work at MagicPath to solve this. First themes and component libraries, but your real design lives on the web, so now you can edit, prototype, and build with it. Here I am importing some components from @tryramp landing page.

Inspiration also lives on the web. You can import anything you like and change/adapt it to your use case. And it works with anything, and I mean ANYTHING. You can now remix the web.

What you get, of course, is an interactive React component and code you can export. You can also create a reusable component library directly from the captured element.

It's truly a magical experience, especially when you get to just pop a working element into your canvas. Our beta testers said it's one of the most powerful AI flows they have ever used. Some people are even using it as a way to clean up and actually properly design some of their already vibecoded apps. It's so much easier to visualize things this way.

This is still in beta, and our recommendation is don't import really big parts or full websites, but do it on a component level (sidebar/different sections, etc.). We will improve it as we go. We are already working on some updates. We also made it really easy to access it from the app as well.

I spy @GoogleAIStudio 👀 Love this update! Going to be using this to prototype ideas with the team!!!

@GoogleAIStudio ahaha you know it!

I'm SOOO excited for this extension. Going to share some work where I used that soon 👀

That's a solid leap forward!!! Excited to be here among others~

interesting. i was gonna roast tf out of u but it worked...? genuinely surprised my man. it managed to clone something i had manually failed to clone

hahah look at that! Bets review

Pretty cracked

Let's go

Clearly, seeing your product live while building changes everything.

So rad. As an SME pretending to be a PM, this is my dream. Taking it to my eng team ⏩

Let's go!

It's heeeeerreeeee

You saw it when it was just a baby ahah

I've been doing this manually since vibe coding. No more inspect elements!

no more

Think of all the elements I can steal! I mean, borrow!

REMIX! lol

love it! congrats on the launch!

Thanks dude!

This is the workflow!!!!

We really fixed vibecoding lol

This looks amazing… really good idea… i am sure gonna try that

Thank you!

insane stuff

You know it

This is brilliant!

Thank you!

Looks cool dude. Nice work!

Thank you! Would love to hear your thoughts

My thoughts are that your timing is perfect! this is useful for what I am doing right now (ironically, polishing the new browser plugin). Just installed. Will use it immediately.

ok, one immediate feature request: Let me add custom instructions to the AI. I prefer to vibe design with Jony Ive, so I get he AI to roleplay as Jony. Makes a huge difference IMO.

I currently do this via Claude projects and Cursor rules.

let's go!!

Loved it!!!

This changes the game for design-to-code workflows. Being able to capture real, functional elements from the web and edit them with AI removes so much friction. The component library export feature is genius - finally closing the loop between inspiration and implementation.

Capture → Edit → Ship. Love how clean that flow is.

Very cool

Insane!

👀

Awsm!

Inspiring - will try this out later!

so good

Uhh @grantmac_

Congrats, Pietro! Been waiting for this launch!

Thank you!

Sounds cool!

🔥

This is the bridge between design and deployment — MagicPath turns live web elements into editable, AI-powered components. Building directly with your real product closes the gap between prototype and production. This is how the web should evolve.

This isn't just 'web capture,' it's the beginning of the end for the traditional frontend engineer. If MagicPath can grab a functional element, let me edit it with AI, and then Ship it... why write boilerplate code? It moves product building from the Terminal to the Canvas

Just signed up, excited to take it for a spin

Let me know what you think :)

Something to research