Frustration: spending hours hand-coding UI tweaks in live sites, chasing pixel-perfect results. Many developers waste time describing layouts with selectors and CSS rules instead of seeing immediate feedback.
Stop Wasting Time on Manual UI Tweaks
With Design In The Browser, you point to any element, describe the edit in plain language, and the instruction is sent to AI CLIs (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI) running in an integrated terminal to generate the code. You get instant visual feedback and can jump to the source code via the Code Editor Integration, reducing context-switching.
The Aha Moment: Pixel-Perfect, In-Browser Code
The tool combines live UI edits, AI-powered code generation, and responsive testing to deliver pixel-accurate results faster. Iterate with viewport switches and reference images to ensure consistency across devices, all under a streamlined frontend workflow.
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Alex, frontend engineer at a fintech startup, sprinting to ship a dashboard prototype. Hero: Point & Click Editing with natural prompts, changes update the underlying React/TS code in real time. I can batch tweaks with Multi-Edit Queuing and generate boilerplate via AI CLIs. Responsive testing across breakpoints is fast. The main hiccups are brief lag on very large pages and occasional prompts that need rewording.
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Yuki Tanaka
Live visual edits that sync to code—fast, with a few laggy moments
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Alex, frontend engineer at a fintech startup, sprinting to ship a dashboard prototype. Hero: Point & Click Editing with natural prompts, changes update the underlying React/TS code in real time. I can batch tweaks with Multi-Edit Queuing and generate boilerplate via AI CLIs. Responsive testing across breakpoints is fast. The main hiccups are brief lag on very large pages and occasional prompts that need rewording.
Yuki Tanaka
Pixel-perfect edits from references—great for client work, with prompt caveats
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Priya, a freelance web designer prototyping landing pages for startups. Goal: deliver client-ready visuals fast. Hero: Pixel-perfect edits using reference images—drop in a reference and the in-browser editor nudges layout and CSS tokens toward the target. I also rely on AI CLIs to scaffold code and the Code Editor Integration to jump straight to sources. Multi-Edit Queuing helps stage changes across sections. The catch is prompt ambiguity, which means a few iterations to hit exact visuals, but overall it’s become essential in my toolkit after 1-3 months of use.
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What is Design In The Browser?
An AI-powered visual frontend development tool that lets you edit UI elements in the browser by describing changes in plain language.
Which AI tools are compatible?
Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini CLI are integrated for in-browser code generation.
Can I test responsiveness?
Yes. The tool includes a responsive viewport switcher to verify layouts across breakpoints.
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