Give any website a new look with one sentence. Type a style, and Remodel redesigns the page. Links, search and forms keep working.
Before / after
Drag the handle to compare. Every after-shot is a real result from the extension, not a mockup.
GitHub, “cyberpunk / futuristic”. Reskin: the layout stays the same, and the colours, fonts and shapes change.
Wikipedia’s Apple Inc. article, rebuilt. The whole page gets a new layout, in a clean Apple-keynote style.
Hacker News, as a retro desktop. The same live stories, inside a 90s-style computer window.
IRCTC train search, as a calm Japanese rail planner. It still fills in IRCTC’s real form, so searching shows real trains. The AI checked its own screenshot and fixed a mistake before this shot.
Demos
How it works
Keeps the page exactly where it is and repaints it with new colours, fonts, rounded or sharp corners, and shadows. One model call returns a small theme, and a deterministic engine applies it.
Designs a brand-new page from the content, with its own layout and scroll animations. The AI-written renderer runs in a sandbox with no extension access, then the AI reviews a screenshot of its own result.
Not sure what to type? Remodel looks at the page and suggests three styles.
A style you made on one site applies instantly on another.
Flip between the original and the new design in one keystroke.
On Wikipedia, hover over any section and restyle just that part.
Five little cursors visibly edit the page while it designs: retyping headings, moving blocks, picking colours.
After a rebuild, the AI looks at a screenshot of its result and fixes obvious mistakes.
Install
chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode.extension folder.Alt+Shift+M.