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Extract Motion Characteristics from Web Element
Extract Motion Characteristics from Web Element is a paid API for AI agents from referrals-shoppers-compute-grown.trycloudflare.com, paid per call via x402, $0.2/call, status down (last checked 2026-09-15).
Visits a public URL in headless Chromium, scopes to a specified element, and returns captured motion characteristics including CSS keyframes, WAAPI entries, scroll-timeline params, GSAP config, hover-state diffs, and timing/easing tokens, plus a drop-in neutral-copy HTML snippet.
Price / call$0.2
Success—
StatusDown
How this service works
Visits a URL in headless Chromium (multi-cohort optional), scopes to the requested element, and returns the captured MOTION CHARACTERISTICS: CSS @keyframes, WAAPI runtime entries, IntersectionObserver-driven reveals, scroll-timeline params, GSAP/ScrollTrigger config, cursor-tracking patterns, hover-state diffs, and the recurring duration/easing tokens that define the site's motion system. Includes scoped DOM HTML and computed CSS for structural reference. The drop-in `replicaHtml` snippet uses NEUTRAL PLACEHOLDER COPY — agents should substitute their own copy, brand, and visual identity. Verbatim timing/easing values are reproduced (functional properties); copy, logos, and proprietary imagery are NOT.
Output
Returns a structured object containing: captured motion data (ranked animations, duration/easing tokens, detected libraries like GSAP or Framer Motion, hover-state diffs, scroll-timeline params), the scoped element's outerHTML, computed CSS styles, full stylesheet list, font metadata, asset inventory, and a drop-in framework-specific code snippet using neutral placeholder copy that demonstrates the captured motion patterns. Also includes capture timestamp, the effective scope selector, and optional caveats about what could not be captured.
Example use cases
Example prompt
“Go to stripe.com/payments and extract the motion characteristics from the hero section — specifically the CSS keyframes, easing tokens, and any GSAP config — then give me a drop-in React TSX snippet I can adapt with my own copy.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://referrals-shoppers-compute-grown.trycloudflare.com/v1/inspect-elementWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to study and adapt the motion system of a specific element or section on a public website — particularly when you want timing tokens, easing curves, keyframe stops, or animation library configs expressed as reusable parameters. Prefer over full-page clone when you only need motion data and a working snippet for a scoped component, not the entire page bundle. Best when targeting a specific UI pattern like a CTA, nav, or hero.
Side effects
- URL is behind authentication or a paywall — returns empty or incomplete motion data
- Element selector does not match any DOM node — returns null scope with caveat
- JavaScript-heavy animations require hydration time and may be partially captured — caveats array will note missed entries
- Cross-origin font or asset restrictions may prevent full asset inlining
- Site uses obfuscated CSS class names making selector targeting unreliable
- Headless browser detection may serve a degraded or bot-blocked experience
- Color scheme variant not served correctly if site ignores media query overrides
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| urlrequired | string | Public URL to inspect. |
| context | string | Free-form natural-language description of WHAT the user wants extracted ("just the dot-globe", "the nav with the dropdown hover", "the CTA button"). Used to refine the snippet output. |
| selector | string | Optional CSS selector to scope to a single element ("main > section:first-of-type", ".cta", "#hero"). Omit to inspect the whole hero region. |
| framework | string | Target framework for the drop-in snippet. |
| colorScheme | string | Force prefers-color-scheme during capture (sites often serve different designs by theme). |
| detectCohorts | boolean | Run a multi-fingerprint pass to surface A/B variants. |
| referenceScreenshot | string | Optional base64 PNG or https URL. Overrides probe-captured pixels — use when you know which cohort/state you want replicated. |
Output
Schema · Response
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| url | string | |
| fonts | array | |
| scope | string | The selector that was scoped to. |
| assets | array | |
| motion | object | Probe-captured motion data: rankedanimations, motion tokens, detected libraries, hover diffs. |
| caveats | array | |
| snippet | object | |
| capturedAt | string | |
| elementHtml | string | outerHTML of the scoped element after hydration. |
| stylesheets | array | |
| computedStyles | array | |
| interactiveCloneUrl | string | Optional URL to a hosted offline-running clone (when call also generated a clone bundle). |
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