EditUI
A Chrome extension that allows developers to click UI elements on a real web page and batch-record modification instructions in natural language, then send them all at once to Claude Code to perform code changes. It is free, open-source, requires no registration and has no backend.
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EditUI is a Chrome extension that allows users to click UI elements on a real web page and add natural-language modification instructions, which are finally sent to Claude Code in a batch.
EditUI was released by developer Junu Yang.
EditUI is a free, open-source tool that requires no registration and has no backend.
EditUI currently only supports outputting modification instructions to Claude Code, and does not support Cursor or Codex.
Having no backend means EditUI cannot do cross-device synchronization, cannot save history, and cannot do team collaboration.
EditUI's workflow is: open the page being developed in Chrome, click the problematic element and enter modification instructions, then send them to Claude Code in a batch.
EditUI requires no repository configuration and no installation of complex development environment dependencies, only a Chrome extension.
EditUI's output target is Claude Code; to support Cursor or Codex, additional adaptation to their respective interfaces or paste formats would be required.
EditUI also structures the requirement-specifying approach of screenshots plus text descriptions: screenshots become clickable markers, and text descriptions become instructions attached to elements.
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EditUI is a Chrome extension that allows users to click UI elements on a real web page and add natural-language modification instructions, which are finally sent to Claude Code in a batch.
50%UnverifiedEditUI was released by developer Junu Yang.
50%UnverifiedEditUI is a free, open-source tool that requires no registration and has no backend.
50%UnverifiedEditUI currently only supports outputting modification instructions to Claude Code, and does not support Cursor or Codex.
50%UnverifiedHaving no backend means EditUI cannot do cross-device synchronization, cannot save history, and cannot do team collaboration.
50%UnverifiedEditUI's workflow is: open the page being developed in Chrome, click the problematic element and enter modification instructions, then send them to Claude Code in a batch.
50%UnverifiedEditUI requires no repository configuration and no installation of complex development environment dependencies, only a Chrome extension.
50%UnverifiedEditUI's output target is Claude Code; to support Cursor or Codex, additional adaptation to their respective interfaces or paste formats would be required.
50%UnverifiedEditUI also structures the requirement-specifying approach of screenshots plus text descriptions: screenshots become clickable markers, and text descriptions become instructions attached to elements.
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