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Pluck is an AI-native Chrome extension that lets developers and designers capture UI components from any website and recreate them instantly inside tools like Figma, Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, and v0. Instead of manually inspecting HTML, copying styles, and rebuilding layouts from scratch, users can click a live element and preserve its structure, spacing, colors, fonts, assets, and layout context in one step. That makes Pluck especially useful for rapid prototyping, design inspiration, and speeding up front-end workflows when working with AI coding assistants. With free and paid plans, universal compatibility across popular builder tools, and a browser-first workflow, Pluck helps teams go from visual reference to production-ready output much faster while reducing tedious UI recreation work.

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