Ever wondered exactly which fonts, colors, or spacing a website uses without opening DevTools?
CSS Peeper gives you a visual way to inspect styles on any webpage — just click, don’t code.
You can browse all colors used on the page, preview typography hierarchy, and see assets like images, icons, and SVGs.
If you need accessibility in mind, it features contrast-checking tools to spot readability issues.
Assets, palettes, styles can often be exported for use in your design tools or projects, saving you time.
There’s a free core version that handles basic inspection, and premium plans unlock deeper features.
The tool is particularly handy during design reviews, style audits, or when you want to steal (legally) design inspiration.
For anyone building UIs, working with frontend code, or collaborating with designers, this can simplify the workflow.
Key Features:
Quick visual inspection of design properties
Browse and export color palettes
Inspect typography (fonts, sizes, weights, styles)
Extract assets (icons, images, SVGs)
Contrast checker for accessibility insights
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