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EditUI: free Chrome extension for visual feedback to your own AI coding agent

Free
  • No end date
  • on chromewebstore.google.com
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The offer

Install EditUI from its India-available Chrome Web Store listing to select live page elements, collect UI edit notes and copy one context-rich prompt into your own Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or other coding tool. The extension is free with no EditUI account or backend; its current source is MIT-licensed, but no AI subscription or model credits are included and your chosen coding tool may cost separately. Notes stay in local browser storage until you copy and paste them into another tool, where that provider handles the page context under its own terms.

Who can claim it

  • Available from the Chrome Web Store India listing.
  • A supported desktop Chrome browser and your own coding tool.
  • No EditUI account required.

How to claim it

  1. Open the official EditUI Chrome Web Store listing and choose Add to Chrome.
  2. Open your website or local app and turn on EditUI Edit Mode.
  3. Click elements and describe the changes you want.
  4. Copy the collected edits and paste them into your own coding agent.

Good to know

The extension has no subscription charge. Any AI coding-tool subscription, model usage or hardware costs remain separate.

India store listing currently offers version 1.0.2; the source repository is MIT-licensed and has no tagged releases. Notes are stored locally. Page context leaves your browser when you paste it into another tool. The extension declares no data collection; its marketing website may use analytics.

Source: the official offer page, chromewebstore.google.com/detail/editui/kolehloegjbpkeehflbdkjkdmljobfak

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