Siteprint
Siteprint is a Safari extension for Mac that measures the visual design of any website—its colors and roles, typography, spacing, corners, shadows, layout, components, and assets—and turns those measurements into prompts and design files that AI coding agents can use to build a new page. It is designed to keep scans on the user's Mac and requires no account.
At a Glance
- Web designers
- Frontend developers
- Developers using AI coding agents
- Product and interface design teams
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Siteprint
Safari Design Inspector for Agents
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Latest News
Siteprint launched on Product Hunt as a Safari extension for Mac that measures website design and turns it into prompts for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other AI tools.
Mac App Store release of Siteprint: Design to Prompt, with the Siteprint Pro one-time in-app purchase priced at $9.99.
Version update added clearer Compose behavior when fewer than two saved sites exist, rating from Settings → About, and moved help and support to siteprint.pages.dev.
Products & Services
A Mac Safari extension that inspects the current website's colors and semantic roles, typography, spacing, corners, shadows, section blueprint, components, and assets. The free capability includes Inspect, token export, an eyedropper/grid overlay, and a Library; Pro adds exact prompts, DESIGN.md, themes/tokens, Compose, coding-agent access through MCP, and Ask this design with Apple Intelligence.
Market Position
Siteprint positions itself as a Mac-native Safari alternative to Chrome-oriented website inspection and design-system tools. Its differentiators are semantic design measurements (including the role of each color), direct prompt/DESIGN.md generation for AI coding agents, local-first privacy, Apple Intelligence assistance, and a one-time $9.99 price. Product Hunt identifies MiroMiro, Open Inspector, SuperDev Pro, Tailscan, Pika, CSS Peeper, CSS Pro, CSS Scan, and Color Slurp among adjacent alternatives.
Leadership
Founders
Filip Papic
Filip Papic is the maker of Siteprint. In the Product Hunt launch post, he says he built it because he works in Safari and wanted a native-feeling Safari extension for extracting design systems for AI coding agents.
Founding Story
Papic says existing tools that generate design prompts or extract colors and fonts were not new, but he wanted a tool that worked naturally in Safari rather than requiring a switch to Chrome. He built Siteprint as a proper Mac Safari extension, with Apple Intelligence support on compatible Macs and outputs intended for coding agents rather than a raw list of colors.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Freemium Mac app with a one-time in-app purchase for Siteprint Pro; there is no subscription and no account requirement.
Pricing Tiers
Inspect, colors/type/layout measurements, eyedropper and grid overlay, token export, and Library.
Adds the exact prompt, DESIGN.md and themes, Compose, and coding-agent access; the App Store lists it as an in-app purchase.
Target Markets
- Web designers
- Frontend developers
- Developers using AI coding agents
- Product and interface design teams
- Mac users who work primarily in Safari
- Inspecting and learning from the design system of an existing website.
- Recreating a visual style in a new page or application with an AI coding agent.
- Generating design prompts, DESIGN.md files, themes, and code-ready design tokens.
- Comparing or combining the visual systems of two sites with Compose.
- Design handoff and rapid prototyping for web designers and developers using AI tools.