Browser - AI design engineer

A visual editor for your UI.

Edit your rendered UI like you would in a design tool. Attach exact elements, screenshots, and inspirations to your prompts. Or let Kombai run the browser autonomously with full access to DevTools data.

Your canvases

100 canvases · 102 designs

Apple

Linear

Framer

IKEA

Notion

Stripe

Figma

Vercel

Airbnb

Spotify

GitHub

Browser tools built for frontend

Edit text, styles, and layout

Click any element to quickly update its text or CSS properties. Use design tokens from your repo, or switch to a DevTools-like UI to edit raw CSS.

Rearrange and delete elements

Drag elements around to test new page structures, or press delete to remove them from the page. No need to touch your codebase just to explore a change.

Send precise browser-context to Kombai

Target DOM elements

Add DOM elements to your prompts in a click. Relevant screenshots and code references are also attached automatically.

Turn visual edits into code

Use the visual editor to make changes directly on the page. Then send them to Kombai to implement in your codebase, with optional prompts.

Questions? We've got answers.

What is the visual editor in Kombai?

You can edit your live, rendered UI right in the browser. Change text, styles, and layout the same way you would in a design tool. Once you like a result, Kombai turns those visual edits into real code in your repo.

How do I send a specific element or area to Kombai?

Click an element to attach it to your prompt. Or snip any region of the screen. Relevant screenshots and code references come along on their own. You don't have to describe what you mean in words.

Can Kombai operate the browser by itself?

Yes. Kombai can drive the browser to test user flows, check responsiveness, inspect UI states, catch regressions, and reproduce bugs. You can step in at any point, or let it run on its own.

Design and code standout UI

Build standout websites and product UIs that fit in with your product and repo. Explore on a canvas, refine in the browser, ship production-ready code.