Cursor Integration Ready

Send any website component to Cursor in one click

No more screenshots, descriptions, or guesswork—just seamless visual handoffs that your AI coding assistant understands perfectly. Bridge the gap between design and code.

Live capture

Direct to Cursor

Component Selected

Send via WebToMCP

Cursor IDE

Setup Guide

From extension to integration in minutes

Follow these step-by-step instructions to connect Web to MCP with Cursor IDE

1

Install Chrome Extension

Install the Web to MCP browser extension

1.1Install Extension

Click the "Add to Chrome" button to go directly to the Web to MCP extension page

1.2Click "Add to Chrome"

Install the extension to your browser

1.3Sign in to your account

Authenticate with your Google account to get your unique MCP URL

2

Configure MCP in Cursor

Set up the MCP configuration file in Cursor IDE

2.1Open Cursor Settings

Press Ctrl+Shift+J (or Cmd+Shift+J on Mac) to open settings

2.2Navigate to MCP Settings

Go to Features → Model Context Protocol

2.3Create MCP Configuration

Choose between project-specific or global configuration

Project Configuration (Recommended)

Create .cursor/mcp.json in your project root:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "web-to-mcp": {
      "url": "https://web-to-mcp.com/mcp/<YOUR_UNIQUE_ID>"
    }
  }
}

3

Replace MCP URL

Update the configuration with your actual MCP URL

3.1Get Your MCP URL

Sign in to your account and copy your unique MCP URL from the dashboard

3.2Add to Cursor

Add your MCP URL to the Cursor configuration

3.3Cursor detects new tools

Cursor will automatically detect the new MCP tool and you can start using it

4

Start Capturing Components

Navigate to any website and start sending components to Cursor

4.1Navigate to Website

Go to any website you want to extract components from

4.2Click Extension Icon

Click the Web to MCP extension icon in your browser

4.3Select Component

Click on any element you want to capture and copy its reference id

4.4Refer to the element in Cursor

You can refer to the element inside Cursor chat using the reference id

[SUCCESS]

Your MCP server is now connected! Components will be sent directly to Cursor IDE.

Why Web To MCP for Cursor?

The missing link between inspiration and implementation

Inspiration

Beautiful design you found

"How do I explain this to Cursor?"

Web To MCP

Perfect Bridge

Implementation

Perfect code output in Cursor

// Generated in Cursor

<Button

className="bg-gradient-to-r

from-purple-600 to-blue-600"

>

Click me

</Button>

✓ Pixel-perfect match in Cursor

Works with any website, perfectly integrated with Cursor IDE30 seconds to perfect handoff

How it works

From inspiration to implementation in 30 seconds.

Authenticate with Google

Sign in and you're set.

Install the Chrome extension

Add it from the Web Store.

Navigate to any website

Open the page with the component you want.

Click the extension icon

Activate component selection mode.

Select the component

We capture it exactly as rendered.

Send to Cursor IDE

Delivered via MCP to Cursor for perfect integration.

Cursor Benefits

Supercharge your Cursor workflow

Stop describing components. Send pixel-perfect references that Cursor understands instantly.

Perfect Visual Context

Send actual website components to Cursor instead of describing them. Your AI assistant gets pixel-perfect context every time.

Native MCP Integration

Built specifically for Cursor's Model Context Protocol. Seamless handoffs that work perfectly with your coding workflow.

Any Website, Any Framework

Capture components from any website - design inspiration, competitor analysis, or reference implementations for Cursor.

Eliminate Back-and-Forth

No more "make it look like this" conversations. Send precise references and get exact implementations in Cursor.

Lightning Fast Development

From component selection to Cursor implementation in under 30 seconds. Speed up your development cycle dramatically.

Smart Component Analysis

Automatically captures CSS, structure, and context. Cursor receives comprehensive component data for accurate recreation.

Technical Requirements

Everything you need to get started

Simple setup. No complex installations. Start sending visual context in minutes.

1

Chrome Browser

Install our lightweight Chrome extension from the Web Store. One-click installation with automatic updates.

Required

2

Google Account

Sign in securely with your Google account for seamless authentication and personalized MCP URL generation.

Required

3

AI Coding Assistant

Configure MCP in Cursor IDE or Claude Code for direct component handoffs and enhanced workflow integration.

Required

Setup time:Less than 5 minutes

Pricing

Start saving hours every day.

Simple pricing that grows with you.

MonthlyAnnual50% OFF

Pro

$2.5per month

billed yearly ($30)

Unlimited component captures
Direct MCP integration
Cursor IDE support
Priority support
50% savings

FAQ

Cursor-specific questions answered.

Web to MCP connects directly to Cursor through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Once configured, captured components are automatically available in your Cursor chat context, allowing the AI to understand and recreate them perfectly.

No additional Cursor extensions needed. You only need to add a simple MCP configuration file to enable the connection. Cursor natively supports MCP, so it will automatically detect and use the Web to MCP tools.

Cursor receives the component's DOM structure, computed CSS styles, screenshot, and contextual information. This comprehensive data allows Cursor's AI to understand both the visual appearance and technical implementation details.

Absolutely! Web to MCP works seamlessly with Cursor Composer. You can capture components and immediately reference them in Composer to build entire features or pages using the captured designs as references.

With pixel-perfect references, Cursor can achieve remarkable accuracy. The quality depends on the complexity of the component and your prompting, but users typically see 90%+ visual fidelity on first generation, with easy refinements for perfect matches.

Yes, Web to MCP works with all Cursor plans. The MCP functionality is built into Cursor itself. However, Pro plans will give you more AI usage for generating components from the captured references.

Yes! You can capture multiple components and reference them all within the same Cursor chat. Each component gets a unique reference ID, making it easy to build complex UIs by combining multiple captured elements.

Stop explaining components to Cursor. Send them directly.

Transform your Cursor workflow in one click.

Add the extension and start coding with perfect visual context in Cursor IDE.