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Hover any element on any webpage and instantly extract its CSS — colors, fonts, spacing, box model, and accessibility. CSS Inspector – Inspect Any Element. Copy CSS Instantly. Hover over any element on any website and CSS Inspector highlights it with the exact selector and dimensions. Click it — and all CSS properties are extracted instantly into a clean side panel. No more digging through Chrome DevTools. No more guessing styles. Just hover, click, and copy the code. Like Figma's Dev Mode — but for any live website. # HOW IT WORKS - Open the CSS Inspector side panel in Chrome - Hit "Inspect" to activate - Hover any element — see selector and dimensions live - Click it — full CSS extracted instantly, ready to copy # WHAT YOU GET FOR EVERY ELEMENT - Colors — Text, background, border with exact hex values - Typography — Font family, size, weight, line-height, alignment - Spacing — Padding, margin, width, height, box model - Effects — Shadows, borders, opacity, transitions - Accessibility — Contrast ratio with WCAG pass/fail result - Code — Clean CSS ready to copy and paste # WHO IS IT FOR - Frontend developers who want to grab CSS from any live site fast - UI/UX designers checking if a live page matches the Figma design - QA engineers verifying spacing, contrast, and visual accuracy - Freelancers and agencies inspecting client or competitor websites
Jun 8, 2026
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