Design In The Browser bridges visual design and AI-powered frontend development by allowing users to interact directly with web elements through pointing and clicking. The tool captures these interactions and translates them into code instructions.

The product offers point and click editing where users can click any element in the browser and instantly send it to AI coding assistants. It provides code editor integration that enables jumping directly from UI elements to source code in preferred editors. Multi-edit functionality allows selecting multiple elements and adding them to a queue for batch editing. An integrated terminal provides browser and terminal side-by-side with dev server support.

The tool includes responsive testing capabilities with a built-in viewport switcher that can be customized for specific breakpoints. Users can add reference images to prompts for achieving pixel-perfect results in their designs.

Design In The Browser works by allowing developers to visually select elements on a webpage and describe edits in plain language. The system then sends these instructions along with screenshots directly to AI coding assistants running in the integrated terminal.

The primary benefit is eliminating the need for copying selectors or describing layouts manually in chat interfaces. This approach streamlines the frontend development workflow by combining visual interaction with AI-powered code generation.

The tool targets frontend developers who work with web interfaces and integrates with popular AI coding assistants including Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini CLI.