The styles that matter
No crossed-out rules: font, size, weight, line height, color, background, borders, radius and shadow.
CSS
I hover over a button and see its computed CSS, its box and its distance to the next element. No DevTools.
DevTools
In DevTools I dig through hundreds of rules to find the one that wins. Here I point at the element and see its computed CSS.
What I see
On hover I see the computed CSS, the box, the margins and how far it sits from the neighboring element.
Next
When I finish inspecting I choose what to do: take the colors, copy the section, check the font or compare with another site.
Free & Pro
Inspecting, measuring distances and the ruler are free forever. Copying a section as JSX + Tailwind is Pro.
Questions
I check how it differs from DevTools, whether it works on any site and whether I can copy the CSS.
Next
I move on to the comparison with CSS Peeper or to pricing.
Waitlist
I want to see the CSS of whatever I point at without opening DevTools: I join the waitlist to try it among the first.
Design inspection
The Smart Design Inspector CSS inspector shows the computed styles, box, margins, paddings and distances of any element on hover, without opening the developer tools.
Inspecting, measuring distances and the ruler: free forever
Copy CSS
| To the button | 24 px |
| To the paragraph | 16 px |
| To the left edge | 64 px |
In DevTools, to find a headline’s font size you have to open the panel, find the element in the tree and scroll through a list of crossed-out rules. To find the distance between two blocks, you add up margins by hand.
No crossed-out rules: font, size, weight, line height, color, background, borders, radius and shadow.
Width, height, margins and paddings drawn on the element.
Pin an element with a click and hover over another: you see the pixels between them.
Hold down Alt and measure any area of the page.
A sample website and the inspector panel, with nothing to install. Hover over an element, or pick it from the list, to see its styles, its box and the distance to the element below.
Distance below
Sample website · values are read from this page
| Free€0forever | Pro€49one-time payment | |
|---|---|---|
| Inspect on hover: computed CSS, box, margins and paddings | ||
| Copy the CSS of any element | ||
| Measure distances between elements, plus a ruler | ||
| Copy a section as JSX + Tailwind or HTML/CSS | — | Free early access |
| Export the design system | — | Free early access |
Yes. Inspecting, measuring distances and the ruler are free forever.
It shows only the styles that apply, with no crossed-out rules, and draws measurements and distances on the page. DevTools is still better for debugging JavaScript or the network.
On any page that opens in Chrome. The browser’s internal pages and the Chrome Web Store itself don’t let extensions read them.
Yes, for each element. To copy a whole section as JSX + Tailwind or HTML/CSS, there’s the Pro feature.
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi, on Windows, Mac and Linux, from version 1.0. It works the same everywhere because the browser runs the extension, not the operating system. The code is ready to be brought to Firefox and Safari without a rewrite. While it’s in development, things may change.
Waitlist
Smart Design Inspector is in development. Leave your email and we’ll let you know the day it goes live on the Chrome Web Store, with the 3 Pro features free in early access.
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