cssPicker - copy css from website

copy html and css from any website

What is cssPicker - copy css from website?

cssPicker - copy css from website is a Chrome extension that allows you to instantly copy HTML and CSS for any element on a webpage. It supports converting HTML to React or Tailwind CSS components, and is ideal for frontend developers, indie hackers, and anyone working with CSS codes.

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By: https://csspicker.dev

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Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.00 (3)

Version: 1.0.24 (Last updated: 2024-01-17)

Creation date: 2023-09-19

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

scripting
activeTab
storage

Size: 924.67K

Email: ch*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 27882 ▼ 38

Other rankings

#3021 in Developer Tools ▲ 30

#81 in component keyword 30 ▲ 3

#139 in element keyword 18 ▲ 6

#206 in html keyword 41 ▼ 2

#218 in style keyword 39 ▲ 7

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CSSPicker 🎨 - copy css from website

Support Convert html to React or Tailwind CSS component.

How to Use?

1.🌟 Click the extension icon.
2.🚀 click element and copy the HTML/JSX/Tailwind code.

Key Features:

[1] copy HTML elements with CSS styles from website, even inside iframe! [2] output the minimal amount of CSS code, exactly what you want! [3] copy element as Tailwind css component [4] copy element as React component

User reviews

Already paid. This is the only copy tailwindcss tool that supports Alipay and WeChatpay. Very convenient, thank you and keep updating!

yang jie, 2024-02-29

Almost all useful stuff is behind a license, which isn't mentioned in description (At the time of this review) The free functionality is more or less browser built in? (Inspect element > Copy Element)