DOM Snap — AI-Ready DOM Extractor
Extension Actions
v1.1.01: HTML download bug fixed + onboarding tutorial. One-click DOM extraction. Pierces Shadow DOM, strips code, copies clean.
DOM Snap is a developer tool that extracts the fully rendered DOM from any webpage and copies a clean, sanitized HTML version to your clipboard. It is optimized for pasting into Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI coding assistant.
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🔍 WHY DOM SNAP?
Modern web apps use Shadow DOM, Web Components, and dynamic rendering that make it hard to get a clean snapshot of the current page structure. DOM Snap deep-clones the live DOM, pierces through shadow roots, and aggressively strips everything an AI doesn't need to save context window tokens.
⚡ HOW TO USE DOM SNAP
1. Full-page extraction: Click the extension icon, or press Ctrl+Shift+E. The cleaned HTML of the entire page is copied to your clipboard instantly.
2. Targeted element extraction: Right-click directly onto a specific navbar, table, or component, and select "Extract Element DOM for AI".
3. Download as file: Right-click and choose "Extract & Download as HTML File" to save the .html file to your downloads folder instead of your clipboard.
4. Feedback: Listen for the success chime or watch for the green animated toast to confirm the extraction stats (like "90% smaller").
📉 TOKEN SAVINGS
Raw DOM can easily exceed 500KB. DOM Snap typically achieves a 60-90% size reduction compared to the raw source, allowing you to feed massive SPAs into LLMs effortlessly. It strips scripts, styles, SVGs, base64 images, and event handlers while preserving critical structure like id, class, data-*, aria-*, and text content.
🔒 PRIVACY
DOM Snap runs entirely locally. No data is collected, transmitted, or stored. All processing happens in your own browser.