WWWire

Chrome Extension · Manifest V3 · JavaScript · 2026

WWWire strips a live website down to its structure so you can see the layout instead of the design.

Wireframe mode flattens the page to a high-contrast blueprint: white surfaces, black type, decoration removed, images and video collapsed to flat grey plates, and hand-drawn sketch outlines around the structural elements. Grey bars replace the text with bars sized to the real copy, so you read rhythm and hierarchy instead of words.

How it works

A floating toolbar lets you add your own containers, text boxes, and freehand drawings on top of the wireframe. Full keyboard support allows you to drag, resize, or delete elements with Backspace/Delete, copy and paste them with Cmd+C/Cmd+V, and reverse any mistakes with the Cmd+Z Undo stack.

It is useful for exploring how an existing page is put together, presenting a simplified layout to stakeholders, or sketching a change directly over the real thing before anyone opens a design tool.