Heading map
Capture H1–H3 hierarchy without copying the complete page text.
Information architecture tool
Extract the public heading hierarchy, sections, navigation and calls to action from a website URL, then download a clean page-structure brief.
A screenshot shows where things are, but it does not explain the semantic hierarchy. This tool reads a bounded public response and organizes the visible page into sections, headings, navigation labels, action patterns and form signals.
Use the outline to plan an original landing page, compare several information architectures, or give an AI coding tool a much clearer implementation target.
Capture H1–H3 hierarchy without copying the complete page text.
Name the major regions and the order in which the story unfolds.
See repeated public calls to action and navigation labels.
Download a concise Markdown structure spec for your builder.
Three-step workflow
The free static pass stays deliberately bounded. Review the result and replace the reference identity before you ask an AI to build.
Use a page you own, may inspect or have permission to reference. Private and sensitive pages are refused.
Static responses can miss JavaScript-only states, animation and canvas content, so verify the output.
Combine the brief with your brand, original copy, assets, product logic and preferred technical stack.