ui.rip (also called uirip or rip ui) is a UI reverse engineering tool that converts any live website into a production-ready Next.js project. Paste a URL, and ui.rip captures the full page — including SPA states, modals, and dynamic content — then generates clean React components with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS.

Is reverse engineering websites legal?

Yes. ui.rip captures the rendered DOM — the same HTML and CSS any browser sees. It does not access server-side code, databases, or private APIs.

Can ui.rip capture JavaScript-heavy SPAs?

Yes. It uses a real browser engine to render pages built with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and other SPA frameworks, capturing the post-hydration DOM.

What frameworks does ui.rip support?

ui.rip detects 10+ frameworks and outputs Next.js projects with React components, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.

No. Credits never expire and there is no subscription. Capturing and inspecting is free — credits are spent on download.

How is ui.rip different from v0 or screenshot-to-code?

ui.rip reverse engineers live websites via DOM crawling, unlike v0 (text prompts), screenshot-to-code (images), Locofy (Figma), or HTTrack (raw HTML mirroring).

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