MockFlow Clippy: Clip any webpage into boards, wireframes & docs

Pick what it becomes

Every page, eight ways

Take the whole page, or draw a rectangle around the part that matters. Then pick what it should become before you clip.

Save as-is

Image

A full-page screenshot, stitched top to bottom, or a rectangle you draw around one piece of the page. Pixel-exact, at full size on the board.

Video

A screen recording of the tab, with its audio and your microphone if you want it. Watch it back before you keep it. It lands next to whatever it is about.

Doc

The page's words as an editable, searchable document rather than a picture of text. Quote it, cut it, comment on the paragraph that matters.

Bookmark

A link card that carries the page's title, so a board full of references reads as references, not a row of blue URLs.

Colors

The color palette a page actually uses, extracted from its real styles. The fastest moodboard you will ever build.

Convert to design

Wireframe

The page rebuilt as an editable wireframe you can rearrange. Keep its images or strip them out, and redesign what exists instead of describing it.

WireframePro

Hand-drawn, sketchy-style wireframes in WireframePro, MockFlow's built-in UI design tool, for when the work should look unfinished on purpose.

Build with AI

AI Board

The page, thought about. Get it back as a mind map, a flowchart, a kanban board, a timeline, a table or a summary. Or write your own prompt and ask for something else entirely.

Clip up to ten pages before you send. They arrive together, in the order you chose, in one board, new or one you already have.

Clip as wireframe

Redesign a page you can already see

Clip a live page as an editable wireframe and start moving things. Cut the nav, halve the form, argue about the hero. Nobody redrew anything, and the original is one board away.

It works on websites and web apps alike, internal tools behind a login included. Capture your dashboard and turn it into an editable wireframe in minutes.

✂ Try it on: your own signup page

Clip as AI board

Turn any page into a board with AI

Clip an article, a meeting transcript, a competitor page or a documentation site and let AI build the board: branches, not paragraphs, with the navigation and ads left behind.

Pick a preset or write your own prompt. Everything lands in your MockFlow project, ready to edit and share.

✂ Try it on: that analyst report nobody has finished

Clip as video

Say it with a recording

Some things only make sense in motion. Record the tab, sound and all, and the clip sits on the board beside the screens it is about, explaining itself.

Multi-clip

Clip ten pages, import once

Clip page after page as you browse, up to ten. Reorder them, drop the ones you changed your mind about, then send them together into one board.

Use cases

What people use it for

All your research, in the place where you decide.

Research

See the whole market on one canvas

Clip five competitors in the time it takes to open five tabs. They land side by side at full size, ready to be marked up. No screen sharing, no “next slide”, nobody squinting at a page someone else is describing.

Try it on: the five products you keep getting compared to.

AI board

Read the long thing once, together

Point Clippy at the report nobody has finished and ask for a mind map. Its argument comes back as a board, branches instead of paragraphs, and the meeting starts at the interesting part.

Try it on: that analyst report, the RFC, the strategy doc.

Meetings

Show up to kickoff with the work already sorted

Clip the spec as a kanban board and the cards exist before the call does. Move them while people talk instead of writing them up afterwards.

Try it on: your next PRD or requirements page.

Design

Build a moodboard out of real brands

Capture the color palette a site actually uses instead of eyeballing it, and bring in the exact pieces you keep pointing at. What lands on the board is what shipped, not what you remembered.

Try it on: the three brands your client keeps mentioning.

Redesign

Redesign a page you can already see

Clip a live page as an editable wireframe and start moving things. Cut the nav, halve the form, argue about the hero. Nobody redrew anything, and the original is one board away.

Try it on: your own signup page.

Reviews

Say it with a recording

Some things only make sense in motion. Record the tab, sound and all, and the screen recording sits on the board beside the screens it is about, explaining itself.

Try it on: the flow you have now explained three times in Slack.

Decisions

Put the options in front of everyone and decide

One component, ten products, one canvas. Vote on it, sticky-note it, move on.

Try it on: date pickers. Everyone has an opinion about date pickers.

Feedback

Turn scattered feedback into a picture of the problem

Clip the support thread, the review page, the survey write-up, and set them beside each other. Patterns show up when the evidence is on one wall instead of in eleven tabs.

Try it on: last month's app store reviews.

Inspiration

Keep a swipe file somebody actually opens

Clip the landing pages, pricing tables and onboarding flows you admire as you meet them. In a month you have a reference library the whole team can see, not a folder of screenshots nobody remembers naming.

Try it on: the next signup flow that surprises you.

Audit

Map the site you already have

Clip each page as a wireframe and you end up with a working map of what exists today. It is the honest starting point for a redesign, a content audit, or a new agency's first week.

Try it on: the ten pages of your marketing site.

Who it's for

Product managers

Turning research, specs and competitor pages into boards the team will actually read.

Designers

Collecting references, palettes and components, and redesigning live pages as wireframes.

Founders & marketers

Keeping a swipe file of landing pages, pricing tables and onboarding flows.

Researchers & strategists

Pulling long documents into mind maps and summaries the whole room can follow.

Agencies & consultants

Auditing a client's existing site before the first workshop.

Teachers & students

Turning source material into visual boards instead of reading lists.

Why not just a screenshot?

Clippy is a web clipper with somewhere to put things.

A screenshot tool

Gives you a picture in a folder. Nobody opens the folder, and the picture can't become anything else.

A bookmark manager

Gives you a link somebody has to open. Neither is somewhere a team can think.

Clippy

What you clip arrives on a shared canvas where it can be moved, grouped, drawn on, argued with and built into the next thing. And it arrives as the useful part: a doc, a palette, a wireframe, a board.

How it works

Add Clippy to Chrome

Sign in with Google or Microsoft, or create a free MockFlow account. Free AI credits included.

Open any page

Click the Clippy icon on the page you want to keep: websites, web apps, tools behind a login.

Choose what it becomes

Image, video, doc, bookmark, colors, wireframe or AI board, from the whole page or one region.

Import to your board

Clip as many pages as you need, then import. Your board opens with everything in it.

Questions

Do I need a MockFlow account?

Yes, and a free one is enough to start. Sign in with Google or Microsoft, or create an account from the extension. It also comes with free AI credits.

Can I clip just one part of a page?

Yes. Take the whole page, or narrow it down to the single section, card or table you care about.

Does it capture the full page or only what I can see?

The full page, scrolled and stitched, when you ask for an image of it.

Does the recording include sound?

It can include the tab's own audio and your microphone. You see the clip and decide whether to keep it before anything is saved.

Can I clip several pages into one board?

Yes. Clip up to ten, reorder them, drop the ones you changed your mind about, and send them together.

Does the AI cost anything?

The AI Board output uses your MockFlow plan's AI allowance. Everything else is free: images, video, docs, bookmarks, colors and wireframes.

Where do my clips go?

Into the MockFlow project you picked, or a new one created for them.

Clip the web straight into your projects

What you gather on Tuesday is already where the work happens on Wednesday. Happy clipping!

Add Clippy to Chrome, it's free

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