Chrome extension + CopyCode Local Sync

Turn AI code into real projects

Pull code straight out of ChatGPT, Claude, Bolt, Lovable and more. CopyCode organizes it into a real file structure, syncs it to your machine, and opens it in Cursor or VS Code in seconds.

Works with

ChatGPTChatGPT
ClaudeClaude
LovableLovable
BoltBolt
DeepSeekDeepSeek
ChatGPTChatGPT
ClaudeClaude
LovableLovable
BoltBolt
DeepSeekDeepSeek

How it works

Three steps. Zero copy paste.

01

Analyze

Open any AI chat. CopyCode scans the page, finds every code block, and maps them into real file paths.

02

Sync

Files move to your machine through a local server. No copying, no pasting, no building folders by hand.

03

Build

Your project lands in ~/Desktop/codecopy-projects. Open it in Cursor or VS Code and start coding right away.

Features

Built for AI assisted development

Smart structure

CopyCode tells a full project apart from a quick snippet. Files get sorted into src, components, and the right paths automatically.

One click sync

Bolt and Lovable sync straight through. Chat platforms use an optional AI step to lay out folders smarter.

Local and private

Everything stays on your machine. The server runs on localhost, so nothing ever leaves your computer.

ZIP export

Want a download instead? Export a structured ZIP anytime — no CopyCode Local Sync needed.

Install

Get set up in minutes

Install both extensions once. After that, syncing a project takes just a few clicks.

CopyCode for Chrome

Add the browser extension to pull code from AI chats.

  1. 1

    Click Add to Chrome below and confirm the install

  2. 2

    Pin CopyCode to your toolbar so it stays easy to find

  3. 3

    Open ChatGPT, Claude, Bolt, or Lovable in a new tab

  4. 4

    Click the CopyCode icon, then Analyze

Add to Chrome

CopyCode Local Sync

Sync AI chat code from the browser extension into real local project folders in VS Code or Cursor.

  1. 1

    Install from the VS Code Marketplace below

  2. 2

    Open VS Code or Cursor — the local server starts automatically

  3. 3

    In the browser popup, click Analyze, then Sync to Local or Load in Cursor / VS Code

  4. 4

    Your project lands in ~/Desktop/codecopy-projects/ and opens ready to edit

Install on Marketplace