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Ditto
Ditto is an open-source deterministic website cloner that converts any site into clean, componentized Next.js or Vite code.
Ditto
What is Ditto?
Ditto is an open-source tool that clones any website and outputs a well-structured, componentized codebase in Next.js or Vite. It's deterministic, meaning it doesn't rely on AI guesswork, and it extracts design tokens, fonts, interactions, and more.
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How to use Ditto?
- 1Choose your method: self-host the open-source version, use the hosted REST API, or integrate via MCP server.
- 2If using the API: GET an API key, POST the target URL, poll the job status, and download the generated project.
- 3If self-hosting: clone the GitHub repo and run the pipeline on your own machine.
- 4If using MCP: wire ditto into Claude, Cursor, or your own agent loop.
Ditto Key Features
- Deterministic output (no LLM uncertainty)
- Extracts design tokens, fonts, interactions, motion, breakpoints, and sections
- Generates clean, componentized Next.js or Vite code
- Supports hover/focus states, dropdowns, accordions, and responsive layouts
- Includes SEO metadata, JSON-LD, and sitemaps
- Open source under MIT license
Ditto Use Cases
- Quickly recreate an existing website as a real-code starting point
- Give AI app builders a faithful, maintainable codebase instead of a blank canvas
- Componentize legacy sites for easier maintenance and redesign
Ditto Pricing & Free Credits
Ditto currently operates on a Free model.
This tool is completely free to use
Ditto Pros & Cons
Pros
- Fully deterministic and reliable
- Produces clean, maintainable code
- Open source with MIT license
- Fast output within minutes
Cons
- May struggle with heavily dynamic or single-page applications
- Limited to outputting Next.js or Vite frameworks
What is Ditto best for?
- Developers who need to clone websites into clean codebases
- AI app builders looking for real-code starting points
- Teams wanting to componentize existing websites