Design extractor
Paste a site you like. Get its colours, fonts and spacing as a brief for your AI agent: make it look like this.
Try
How it reads a site
It downloads the page and its stylesheets the way a browser does, then weighs every colour, font and size by how much of the page uses it. What the page itself, its headings and its buttons wear counts most. A site's own names for its colours (primary, background, border) are read first.
Sizes are what a desktop window shows. A site that draws its look with JavaScript as it loads, or that turns away visits that aren't from a browser, has less to read. The address you paste is fetched by Morphy's server and kept for a day, so the next visit to that site is instant. Nothing else is kept.
Hand it to
your agent.
Copy the brief into a Claude Code or Codex chat, or save it as DESIGN.md in your project, and ask it to build with these values. Keep the look, not the content: the brief says so for you. Paid fonts come with a close free one from Google Fonts.
In Morphy, one chat builds the page while another checks it against the brief, side by side on one canvas, on the plans you already have. Download Morphy, free for Windows, Mac and Linux. Or see the newest AI models to build it with.
