CSS inspector
Hover any element for its box model, spacing, fonts and colors. Hold Alt to measure the distance to another element.
Inspect CSS, pick colors and fonts, check contrast, and export design tokens, Tailwind classes and React code from any page, right in Chrome.
Free during the beta · No account · Nothing leaves your browser
Graft reads the styles the browser actually applies, then hands them to you as values, tokens, code and files.
Hover any element for its box model, spacing, fonts and colors. Hold Alt to measure the distance to another element.
Every color the page uses, merged and grouped. Export to CSS, SCSS, Tailwind or Adobe swatches.
Text styles from H1 to caption, which font actually renders, and where it comes from.
Named tokens for colors, type, spacing, radius, shadows and breakpoints, as W3C Design Tokens, Figma variables, Tailwind or CSS.
Copy a component as HTML and CSS, Tailwind or React, with only the styles that matter.
WCAG 2.2 checks against the real background, with the closest color that passes.
Images, SVGs, icons and backgrounds. Download one, or all of them as a ZIP.
Lay your mockup over the live page and spot every pixel that moved, with a difference blend.
Three steps, no setup.
These cards are built on design tokens. Open Graft on this page, click a card, then look at the Tokens and Code tabs.
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A sample component: these plans are not for sale.
Graft runs on your device, only on the tab where you open it. No account, no analytics, no tracking. It sends nothing about the pages you inspect to us or anyone else.
Read the privacy policyYes. Every feature is free during the beta.
Chrome, and Chromium browsers that install from the Chrome Web Store, such as Edge and Brave. Firefox and Safari versions are planned.
On regular websites, yes. Browsers do not let extensions run on their own pages (settings, new tab, the extension store). Some files a page loads from another site need your permission once; Graft asks only when a feature needs them.
Yes. The Tokens tab exports a file you import in Figma's Variables panel, with colors, sizes and type styles.
No. The inspector shows a field's type and state, never its value, and copied code leaves out hidden fields and passwords.