Copy any component from a website and paste it into Webflow
Flowboard Live Capture lets you select a visible website component, capture its practical structure and styling, then import editable Webflow elements into Designer.
Read the Live Capture guideCapture from the page you are already looking at
Live Capture is the fastest path when you have a reference website in front of you and want an editable starting point inside Webflow.
Pick a component
Open Live Capture, hover the page, and select the visible section, card, navbar, or CTA you want to recreate.
Capture the snapshot
Flowboard reads the selected structure and practical computed styles from the live browser page.
Import into Webflow
Open Designer, import the saved capture, then edit the output with native Webflow controls.
The capture becomes a clean starting point, not a screenshot
Live Capture gives Flowboard enough structure to rebuild the selected component as editable Webflow elements. You can rename classes, adjust spacing, swap copy, and keep refining the result in Designer.
Built for practical website component capture
The feature focuses on visible, reusable UI pieces that make sense to keep editing inside Webflow.
Element picker
Hover the live page, see the exact selection boundary, and capture the component you actually want.
Structure and nesting
Capture headings, wrappers, buttons, lists, and nested blocks in a Webflow-friendly hierarchy.
Computed styling
Carry practical visual styling with the capture so spacing, color, type, borders, and layout are easier to preserve.
Editable import
Import the result into Designer as editable Webflow elements instead of keeping it trapped in an embed.
Clear warnings
Browser-only behavior and unsafe edge cases stay visible so you know what needs a quick manual pass.
Reusable workflow
Captured components fit the same Flowboard workflow as HTML to Webflow and clipboard history.
What works best
- Hero sections and CTA blocks
- Pricing cards and feature grids
- Simple navbars and link groups
- SVGs when they can be represented safely
- Basic hover, focus, and active style states
What to check manually
- Complex app screens with live state
- Canvas, video, and iframe-heavy components
- Highly scripted animation systems
- Authenticated or private pages without permission
- Huge full-page captures that are hard to clean up
Start with a live page, finish inside Webflow
Use the feature page to understand the workflow, then keep the Live Capture guide nearby for picker controls, limits, and troubleshooting.