Design In The Browser

Point at any element on a page in your browser, describe the change in plain language, and Design In The Browser sends that instruction along with a screenshot to an AI model.

That is the whole loop, and it is the main reason to look at it.

Design In The Browser is a visual frontend development tool that connects point-and-click editing to AI coding assistants.

The models it works with are Claude Code, Cursor and Gemini CLI, and they run in a built-in terminal, so you stay in one place while the AI writes the code.

The practical gain is that you no longer copy selectors or try to explain a layout in words.

You select the element, say what you want different, and let the assistant handle the edit.

It works for developers who already use one of those three AI tools and want a faster way to tell them exactly which part of a page they mean.

As an AI code assistant for frontend work, it is built around that single workflow rather than a broad set of features.